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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 372

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h the Persian artistshave called to their aid the myriads of plants, buds and-blooms gem-ming the hills and dales of a country renowned for its beautifulscenery and fertile lands. A cursory glance reveals the perfect balance,of de^gn and,colorbetween the elaborate field arid the exquisitely… … Ea*5SH.*iMliV«*UK»itli4.-A;.»-iM«T<t5it!>»UJi^ THE PERSIAN CLASSIFICATION with, corners to matcli. Two small pears restingtheir stems upon a larger one is a design alsocommonly used. The field is often plain. Sizes.—All sizes but mostly large, seven tofifteen by ten to twenty-five feet.…

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