There are various types of rags available, and below are some examples:
1. Brocade: Brocade fabrics are known for their fireworks patterns or intricate geometric motifs. Brocade patterns are usually made of metallic thread, which gives the fabric a sheen and luxurious effect.
2. Damask: Damask cloth has a pattern produced by combining different textures on the right and left sides of the cloth. Damask patterns often include flowers, leaves, or elegant geometric motifs.
3. Satin: Satin fabric is a fabric that has a smooth, shiny, and shiny surface. Satin fabric is often used in the manufacture of luxury clothing or furniture materials because of its elegant appearance.
4. Songket: Songket cloth is a traditional cloth that can be found in Southeast Asia, especially in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. This cloth is decorated with gold or silver threads that form traditional patterns or ethnic motifs.
5. Tapestry: Tapestry fabric is a thick cloth used to make wall art or wall hangings with intricate patterns or pictures. The patterns on tapestry often tell stories or depict landscapes.
6. Matelassé: Matelassé fabric has a three-dimensional texture that looks sheer or pinned. Matelassé patterns often include flowers, leaves, or geometric patterns.
