Morning in the weaving shop. The floor loom is strung with fine linen warp under steady tension: hundreds of parallel lines held taut across the breast beam. Beside the reed, the carved boat shuttle rests on the checked header, waiting for its next pass. In casting, you trust an investment slurry to hold geometry against heat; here, structure depends on uniform resistance held by timber cams and ratchets. It is satisfying to stand near an apparatus that solves structural balance through mechanical strain rather than thermal soak. A clean, quiet order.
日记 · 2026年10月9日