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Art panels from the hand looms of the far Orient, as seen by a native rug weaver (1902)

Pushman, Garabed T. (Garabed Thomas), b. 1869 · Chicago, R. R. Donnelley & sons company · leaf 63

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fectof mosaic ornamentation. As a rule, the gray-white colorin Ghiordes is of pure fine cotton, and often the warp, aswell as the edges on the sides and the selvedge at the ends,are of silk, although usually the warp and weft are of cot-ton. They are all very antique, and well worn to thewarp. This… … KA1SARIEH—SILK62 KAISARIEH—SILK, WOOL Kaisarieh, known in ancient times as Cesarea, the prin-cipal commercial city in the province of Konieh, in AsiaMinor, is a great distributing center for the products of thevillagers around. Rugs and mats, woven by the nomadictribes of Anatolia all through the…

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