Jute Fabrication can be defined into six categories in the way it is made.

Pit Loom

As the name suggests, 'Pit Loom' is a type of loom which is fit in a pit where the artisan makes the rug through the use of pedals, and normally the base of pit loom is more strong than hand loom & can go without using latex.

Stitched(Zigzag)

One technique of using hand to make Jute Fabrication, defined by zigzag threads across the surface of the products.

Hand Stitched

One technique of using hand to make Jute Fabrication, defined by braided construction with products often end up in rounded shape without zigzag threads across the surface of the products.

Power Loom

A sort of Jute Rug Technique

Operation of weaving in a textile mill is undertaken by a specially trained operator known as a weaver. Weavers are expected to uphold high industry standards and are tasked with monitoring anywhere from ten to as many as thirty separate looms at any one time. During their operating shift, weavers will first utilize a wax pencil or crayon to sign their initials onto the cloth to mark a shift change, and then walk along the cloth side (front) of the looms they tend, gently touching the fabric as it comes from the reed. This is done to feel for any broken "picks" or filler thread. Should broken picks be detected, the weaver will disable the machine and undertake to correct the error, typically by replacing the bobbin of filler thread in as little time as possible. They are trained that, ideally, no machine should stop working for more than one minute, with faster turn around times being preferred. Operation of this needs more than 2 people because of the way it works.

Machine Woven Table Tufting

One technique to make Jute Fabrication, defined by different yarns tufted onto the surface of the jute products.

Jacquard

Jacquard technique can also be applied to Jute Fabrication. Click to see the details