Reed, weaving reed, also weaving reed, weaving comb. Fine strips of bamboo are placed next to each other at regular intervals. They are held at the top and bottom by by two wooden slats. The wooden slats are connected to each other on both sides by tensioned cords. with each other. The upper strip is upholstered with a textile on the top, which is attached with a cord wrapping. This probably served as a handle for the weaver. The notch in the protruding part of the upper moulding is preserved on one side. on which the reed was hung in the loom. The reed is used to attach the weft threads the weft threads to the fabric after each weft (beating up). At the same time, the reed also serves also serves as a measure and device for stabilising the width of the fabric.