Which among the following is a part of a loom which has a wire hole or eye in the center through which warp yarn is threaded?

Correct option is A

The heald shaft (also called a heddle) is a part of a loom that contains a wire with an eye through which warp yarn is threaded. It controls the movement of warp threads during weaving.
Information Booster: The heald shaft plays a crucial role in weaving by raising or lowering specific warp threads to create a shed for the weft yarn to pass through, enabling patterns in fabric.
Additional Knowledge:
· Harness: The frame holding multiple heald shafts in a loom.
· Shuttle: A tool that carries weft yarn through the shed.
· Reed: Keeps warp threads spaced and helps push the weft into place.