A floor loom is a type of weaving loom that stands on the floor, allowing the weaver to create fabric by interlacing threads. It typically features a frame, heddles, and a shuttle, enabling the user to produce various patterns and textures. Floor looms can vary in size and complexity, accommodating different weaving techniques and projects. These looms are often used in textile arts, making them popular among artisans and hobbyists. They can produce larger pieces of fabric compared to smaller looms, such as table looms or rigid heddle looms. Floor looms are essential tools for creating items like tapestries, scarves, and blankets.