The Toika temples are made of metal and have pins that extend on the underside to hold the fabric. Each of the different sizes is painted a different color.

Temples, or stretchers, are used to keep weaving from drawing in. They are made of wood and have sharp teeth on the underside that are pushed into the edges of the fabric at the fell of the cloth to keep the fabric from drawing in. Temples are most often

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