Hawley, W. A. (Walter Augustus), 1863-1920 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 70
dbetween the front and back threads of warp; the heald rod attachedto these back threads is then pulled forward, so that they are nowin front of the others, and the shuttle is passed back. If the rugis narrow, only one shuttle is used; but if the rug is wide, or ifthe weft consists of two threads… … Plate 7. Feraghan Rug WEAVING 47 The products of the loom are divided according to their weaveinto three separate classes. The simplest of these are the kilims,which are without pile and consist only of warp and weft to whicha few embroidered stitches representing some symbol are occasion-ally…
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