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The Loomhouse is a modest stone and timber building with large windows that allow plenty of natural light to flood the room, ideal for weaving. Inside, several looms of varying sizes dominate the space, with spools of wool and flax hanging neatly on shelves. A long wooden worktable stretches across the room, covered with cloth, tapestries in progress, and skeins of yarn. The walls are adorned with Delphine’s completed tapestries, featuring intricate patterns and designs inspired by local nature, the seasons, and village life. There’s a small corner where younger villagers often gather to learn the craft from her, surrounded by baskets of colorful threads.