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Invented in 1917, Lloyd’s loom is a type of furniture constructed by a mechanized loom which produces sheets of woven material made of very thin strands of paper rush which is then draped over a solid frame to make chairs, lamps, couches, tea carts, doll buggies, tables, and planters just to name a few.
