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Looms

In this section, we present a selection of Ashford and Kromski looms that are functional, versatile and carefully finished, suitable for creating anything from simple weaves to more elaborate work. Drawing on first-hand knowledge of the craft and the experience of a professional weaver and officially accredited Master Artisan, we help you choose the loom that best suits your needs.

Ahsford Looms

Telar Kromski Ana y Francis Tejedores

Kromski looms

Looms for developing your weaving projects

A loom is a tool that allows you to work with different fibres, structures, widths and techniques to create very different types of textiles. Choosing the right model depends on the type of pieces you want to make, the space available, your level of experience and the technical possibilities you want to explore.

At Ana y Francis Tejedores, you will find a selection of looms suitable both for those who want to begin weaving and for experienced weavers. We work with different systems and formats to suit learning, regular practice and the development of more complex projects.

Which loom should you choose?

When choosing a loom, aspects such as weaving width, reed type, number of shafts, workspace and the complexity of the textiles you want to create can be considered.

Rigid heddle looms allow you to work in a simple and versatile way, while multi-shaft looms expand the design possibilities and make it possible to develop more complex weaving structures.

Handweaving with different types of loom

Working with a loom allows you to experiment with fibres, colours, textures and structures to create unique textiles. From small pieces and accessories to larger textile projects, each type of loom offers different possibilities.

Our selection includes different Ashford and Kromski models. If you are unsure between several looms, we can help you assess which one best suits the type of weaving you want to create and the possibilities you want to explore.