A 1929 magazine article reviewing a January exhibition of hand-weaving organized by the Snow Looms (director Edith Huntington Snow) at the Art Center in New York. It argues that handwoven fabrics keep a distinct place in the machine age and describes exhibited pieces: tapestries, Peruvian-design wall panels, silk Pippa fabrics from Asolo, a Spanish-style perforated linen, a North Carolina double-weave coverlet, tufted Norwegian-style rugs, and demonstrations of spinning and weaving on two- to eight-harness looms. Illustrated with photographs of exhibited work; no drafts.