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A one-over-one-under grid, the simplest weave.
Also known as: Tabby weave, Calico weave, One over one weave
Plain weave is the simplest woven structure, each weft thread passing alternately over and under each warp thread, and is drawn on a draft as a chequered grid.
Interlaces each weft thread alternately over and under each warp thread.
Contexts: History
Produces the most interlacings of any weave and so the firmest and least drapeable cloth, which is why the structure is chosen rather than merely defaulted to.
Contexts: History
A grid of filled and empty squares alternating in both directions, like a chequerboard.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.