This is the technique used most frequently for the flat-woven rugs and hangings called “kilims”. This technique is also used for pictorial tapestries, and other articles.
The fabrics are usually weft-faced, meaning that the warp is covered completely; the surface is ribbed in a vertical direction. Warp yarn are those that are affixed to the loom; weft yarns are those that are interlaced with the warp.