Weaving, which involves interlacing warp and weft threads perpendicularly using a loom, is one of the most fundamental techniques in textile production. When delicate, fine threads are layered and intertwined one by one, they form a fabric that is both flexible and densely structured, resulting in rich textures and vibrant colors.

Yerin explores the warmth inherent in this labor-intensive craft—the raw sensibility and deep sense of warmth it conveys—and its potential application in contemporary everyday spaces.