The materials of woven goods are diverse and can be mainly divided into two categories: natural fibers and chemical fibers. Natural fiber materials mainly include bamboo, rattan, grass, willow, hemp, etc. These materials have the characteristics of being natural, environmentally friendly, and renewable. For example, bamboo weaving and rattan weaving, with their toughness and elegance, are commonly used to make furniture, decorations, and daily necessities; Grass weaving and willow weaving are loved by people for their natural color and simple style, and are often made into practical items such as baskets, cushions, hats, etc; Hemp weaving, due to its tough texture, is often used to make rough style woven goods. Chemical fiber materials are obtained through artificial synthesis methods, including polyester fibers, nylon fibers, acrylic fibers, etc. These materials have advantages such as wear resistance, wrinkle resistance, and easy dyeing, and are therefore widely used in fields such as clothing and household goods. In addition, woven goods can also be made of materials such as metal wire and plastic wire. Metal wires such as stainless steel wire, copper wire, etc. have the characteristics of high temperature resistance and corrosion resistance, and are commonly used to make filters, fences, etc; Plastic thread, due to its characteristics of being cheap, lightweight, and easy to dye, is commonly used to make bags, toys, etc. In addition, textiles are also common materials in weaving, including cotton, linen, woolen fabrics, etc. These textiles can be made into different textures and textures through textile technology to meet people's different needs. Yarn is also an important material for weaving. It is a continuous thread made from fibers through the spinning process. Common yarns include cotton yarn, linen yarn, yarn, etc. Overall, woven goods have a rich variety of materials, each with its unique characteristics and uses, making woven goods occupy an important position in our lives.