Metal sculptures with woven elements combine strength and intricacy, resulting in visually striking artworks. One of the most common techniques is welding, where metal rods or strips are fused together to form woven patterns. Another popular method involves cold connections, such as riveting or screwing, to interlace metal pieces without heat.

For finer details, artists often use metal weaving, where thin wires or sheets are interlaced like fabric. Hammering and texturing can enhance the woven effect, adding depth and realism. Some sculptors also incorporate mixed media, weaving metal with materials like fiber or wood for contrast.

Patination and finishing techniques, such as oxidation or polishing, further highlight the woven textures, making the sculpture stand out. Whether abstract or figurative, these methods allow artists to push the boundaries of metalwork creatively.