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How to know oriental rugs, a handbook (1904)

Langton, Mary Beach · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 140

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guagefrom any of the other tribes near them,and are considered by some to be ofJewish descent, a remnant of the losttribes. Rugs But whatever their origin, they make a rug resembling the Shirvan intexture, with a mixture of Caucasian Design and Persian designs. Sometimes theblue center is covered… … TZITZI Loaned by Mannheimer Bros., St. Paul, Minn. Caucasian Rugs Like most nomadic textiles, great indi-viduality of taste is shown in the selec-tion of patterns. The colors are usually dark, and the Color andtexture looser than most rugs of the ^•^Daghestan district. The warp, woof,and pile are…

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