Handweaving is a traditional craft that involves creating fabric by interlacing threads using a loom. The process begins with setting up the loom, where vertical threads, known as the warp, are stretched tightly. The horizontal threads, called the weft, are then woven through the warp to form various patterns and textures. This technique allows artisans to produce unique textiles, often reflecting cultural heritage and personal creativity. Handwoven fabrics can be used for clothing, home decor, and art pieces. Many artisans continue to practice handweaving today, preserving the skills and traditions passed down through generations.