Nomadic bands are woven belts or bands produced by nomadic tribes, primarily for practical use in daily life. These bands were used for securing loads, tying tent structures, or fastening belongings, and often feature simple geometric patterns and durable weaving techniques. Nomadic bands are an important part of tribal textile traditions and reflect the functional needs of nomadic cultures. The conservative nature of nomadic life in warp-faced bands, which were generally made to serve a specific utilitarian function within the local environment. Little is known on the various types and functions of these bands.









