How it's made : Pashmina using 200 years old Jacquard Loom tech( Forefather of Modern day Computer)

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Namaste from Himalayan Capital!
Today we are featuring 200 years old Jacquard Loom technology invented by Joseph Marie Jacquard, which uses the punch card technique to design the fabric, it was later adopted by a computer system. You can call Jacquard as the forefather of a modern-day computer.
First, the Fabric design is translated to graph paper, then the design is transferred to the punch card by a skilled craftsman.
Each punch card represents one row of pattern, and a series of punch cards are assembled to complete the design.
Then this chain of a punch card is attached to the jacquard machine.
The holes in card select threads for pattern and allows the hooks to pass. Lastly, the fabric is created by passing threads over and under using the shuttle.
These are some of the patterns created here at Pashmina Studio.
Since we are working with probably the last generation of Jacquard craftsmen in Nepal. Here at pashminastudio we are keeping the authenticity of Jacquard tradition alive. For more information, you can visit our website www.pashminastudio.com or Dm us on our social media links which are given on the description below.
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[@detectivesky6123]

finally a jacquard loom video that includes how it sounds!!!

[@pashminastudio]

Thank you!

[@ynxeita4131]

It's mesmerizing to see such a complex machine work based on such a simple concept.
And you guys did an amazing work at recording and narrating this. I love it.

[@pashminastudio]

Thank you !

[@acewinters3855]

Ten times better explanation video than museum videos of this type of loom

[@pashminastudio]

Thank you!

[@ideasbyhina2102]

Please make a video giving detail how yarn is set according to given design in jacquard

[@Spyderinagourd]

Thank you guys so much, this was very informative, concise, and inspiring

[@ideasbyhina2102]

Thanks for giving basics of jacquard

[@moupimukhopadhyay7318]

So beautiful and educational, really helpful to visualize the different parts of this loom. Thank you for making this!

[@ideasbyhina2102]

Please define machine in which punch cards are fixed

[@markbarber7839]

Thanks for the video.

[@raidoung4100]

keep the traditions alive and buy the stuffs from the studio !!!

[@raidoung4100]

guys, you can increase the visibility of this video by putting "computer science: beginnings" :PP

[@pashminastudio]

Thank you

[@olw4196]

Beautiful

[@lydiadevries8408]

Awesome

[@petersonhenriquedepadua9326]

caramba eu pensei que fazia uns formatos simples de formar geometricas e talz , cara é impressionante isso

[@pashminastudio]

🙏

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Page 44
Corinne Jacker's book. Translated by A. Majid Latiff
1981
OMR = ?

[@ramveersingh3844]

Namaste

[@AhmedKhan-oc6mu]

Do you have hand loom jakat cylinder aluminium 170 hole

[@ramveersingh3844]

Very nice ...video

[@pashminastudio]

Thanks

[@sonuSharma-ct6yl]

Nice jacquard I also makes this type of jacquard

[@pashminastudio]

V. GOOD.

[@sonuSharma-ct6yl]

Thank you if you want this type of jacquard contact me

[@ajmalansari451]

Mai pancing card ka kaam karta hoon

[@srinivasmergu9239]

Sir how can I learn making punch cards

[@pashminastudio]

If you are from India I guess there is this training center somewhere in south India.

[@sahibeyalam3236]

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