woven
v.v. made by crossing threads over and under each other, like in a basket or a piece of cloth.
v. formed by interlacing long threads or strips of material in an over-and-under pattern. Often describes fabrics or textures created on a loom.
The basket is made of woven straw.
She wore a beautiful woven scarf that her grandmother had made by hand using traditional techniques.
The intricate pattern of the woven tapestry depicts a historical battle, with thousands of individual silk threads creating a surprisingly detailed image.
Commonly used as a participial adjective before a noun or after a linking verb.
The cloth was weaved by hand.The cloth was woven by hand.While 'weaved' is used for movement (zigzagging), 'woven' is the standard past participle for making fabric.