Camera Strap Bilateral Wide Hole Cell Phone Cross Strap (Racquet Style)

[Origin of hand-woven webbing] Before the advent of the loom, the weaving technology was a set of tools consisting of thin slates with holes drilled at the four corners and threads threaded through them. Four holes were drilled into a slate, and a thread was pierced through each hole. The wider the width of the weaving, the larger the thread. The more plates are needed, for example: 15 plates require 60 lines. After the straight warp threads are sorted and tied, a weft thread is woven in and out from the beginning to the end. Therefore, the webbing structure made in this way is very strong. It can be used for reins and bundles initially, and can be used in modern times. Used as bracelets, belts, straps, etc. The original source is unknown. It is said to have started in the Iron Age. It was quite popular in Europe in the Middle Ages and was closely related to everyone's life. After the emergence of the loom, this technology slowly disappeared until 1896, when German scholar Margarethe Lehmann-Fihes The lady discovered in the museum the panels used in this weaving technique and the webbing used by the ancients. She re-examined and constructed this ancient craft in a practical way, so that this technology has been passed down to this day. After understanding the principles, you can also design your own. Patterns and colors. It takes about five working days to order Approximately 3cm wide / approximately 70~75cm long, excluding the length of the black adjustment strap (The shipment will come with a 40cm bilateral black adjustment strap) If you need to add a mobile phone lanyard accessory at the end for cross-body wear, please message us before placing an order. Can be used as a camera strap, belt, hair tie, wrapped around a hat or other creative uses Origin: Handmade in Taiwan