• 織物おりもの — woven fabric
• 組織そしき — organization, structure
• 染織せんしょく — dyeing and weaving
• 羽織はおり — traditional Japanese jacket
• 紡織ぼうしょく — spinning and weaving
• 織機しょっき — loom (weaving machine)
• 機織はたおり — hand weaving

The kanji 織 combines the thread radical 糸 with the sound and meaning component 戠 (shoku), implying the action of weaving or constructing fabric. Historically, it connects deeply with traditional Japanese crafts and modern structural ideas like “organizations.”

母ははは 織物おりものを 作つくっています。
My mother is making woven fabric.

この会社かいしゃは 組織そしきが よく 整ととのっています。
This company has a well-structured organization.

“おる” is the basic verb for “to weave.” You’ll often hear it in traditional crafts or handloom contexts.
“そしき” is commonly used to talk about organizations, from company structures to biological systems.