low warp loom [1]
				   		Loom on which the warp threads are arranged horizontally.
				
 
					
					
						head roller 
						Horizontal bar used to suspend the intermediate rollers supporting the harnesses, according to the setup of the loom.
				  	
 
					
						heddles 
						Metal wires attached to the harnesses; they contain eyes through which the warp threads pass.
				  	
 
					
						ratchet wheel 
						Device used to control the winding tension of the fabric and the warp threads.
				  	
 
					
						ratchet 
						Movable part used to block the ratchet wheel.
				  	
 
					
						warp roller 
						Roller on which the warp thread is wound.
				  	
 
					
						handle 
						Part that controls the warp roller when the loom is set up.
				  	
 
					
						warp 
						Evenly spaced parallel threads arranged lengthwise along the fabric.
				  	
 
					
						back beam 
						Crosspiece over which the warp threads turn to keep them horizontal.
				  	
 
					
						beater handtree 
						Upper crosspiece of the beater; it is used as a handle to move the reed.
				  	
 
					
						harness 
						Adjustable wooden frame to which the heddles are attached; it raises the warp thread to create a space for the weft thread to pass through.
				  	
 
					
						upright 
						Beam that supports the head roller.
				  	
 
					
						release treadle 
						Part that controls the unwinding of the warp threads so they remain taut during weaving.
				  	
 
					
						take-up handle 
						Lever that controls the cloth roller to maintain the fabric’s winding tension.
				  	
 
					
						treadle 
						Lever that controls the harnesses.
				  	
 
					
						treadle cord 
						Cord connecting the treadle to the lam.
				  	
 
					
						crosspiece 
						Wooden beam that maintains the two posts at an equal distance.
				  	
 
					
						lam 
						Lever that transfers the movement of the treadle to the harnesses.
				  	
 
					
						cloth roller 
						Roller on which the fabric is wound.
				  	
 
					
						weft 
						Threads woven across the warp thread, along the width direction of the fabric.
				  	
 
					
						beater sley 
						The lower crosspiece of the beater.
				  	
 
					
						breast beam 
						Crosspiece over which the woven yarn passes before it is wound onto the cloth roller.
				  	
 
					
						beater 
						Articulated frame that supports the reed and moves it to push the last weft thread.
				  	
 
					
						crossbeam 
						Horizontal piece of the frame.
				  	
 
					
						reed 
						Comb imbedded in the beater; it is used to separate the warp threads and push the last weft thread against the yarn already woven.
				  	
 
					
						harnesses 
						Series of blades used to guide the interlacing of warp and weft threads, based on the chosen design.
				  	
 
					
						post 
						The vertical part of the frame.
				  	
 
					
						frame 
						Wooden structure consisting of the loom’s stationary parts.