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The practical book of oriental rugs (1920)

Lewis, G. Griffin (George Griffin), b. 1865 · Philadelphia & London, J.B. Lippincott company · leaf 220

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E COMPANY, FEnADELPBIA Bare antique of this rapidly vanishiag class of rugs from Caucasia. The tri-medallion effect is particularly pleasing, -while scatteredover the ground with extraordinary skill and good taste there areirregular stripes, rosettes, the pear designs in reduced size,… … DESIGNS AND THEIR SYMBOLISM r^-OCL^--SG^QP f onnd to some extent in the Turkish and Persianweaves. (See doubletone at p. 220.) Saeaband Bobdee Design, see Mir. Saedab.—Named after the Sardar Aziz Khan,who was at one time governor of Azerbijan. Thisdesign consists of narrow leaf forms, which…

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