Posts By Family

European weaves are inspired by weaves historically worn as armour originating in Europe. European weaves tend to have a noticeable grain due to the rings alternating direction in each row. Below is a list of articles about weaves of the European family.

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Members of the Helm weave family can be distinguished by their use of small rings inside of larger rings and the larger rings orbiting around those small rings.

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Japanese weaves are inspired by weaves historically worn as armour in Japan. Japanese weaves are characterized by rings joining at 90-degree angles and tend to be geometric. Below is a list of articles about weaves of the Japanese family.

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Members of the Mage weave family are characterized by having slants alternate so they don't stack.

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Members of the Mobius weave family use Mobius Balls with three or more rings where a single ring would work, adding some flair.

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Members of the Persian weave family can be distinguished by their use of stacked rings, usually having two sets of pairs, each moving in opposite directions.

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Members of the Rhino weave family are characterized by their frequent use of around-the-eye connections.

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