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, which help in organizing and manipulating the yarn. Floor looms come in various sizes and can produce a wide range of textiles, from simple cloth to intricate patterns. These looms are often used in both home and professional settings, making them popular among artisans and textile enthusiasts. They can be operated manually or with the aid of mechanical systems, providing flexibility for different weaving techniques and styles.