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Art panels from the hand looms of the far Orient (1911)

Pushman, Garabed T. (Garabed Thomas), b. 1869 · Chicago [Rogers & Hall co.] · leaf 86

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hree parts, with a bold stripe across thewidth of the rug or changing the color of the background,while all sorts of odd geometrical figures are scatteredthrough carelessly. The warp and weft are both wool.The long ends of the wool warp are woven Into braids a fewInches apart, forming a kind of… … AIFXAZ MILAS Rugs woven in Milas, or Milassa, a few miles south-east of Smyrna, do not differ a great deal from an averageAnatolian rug; yet to a close observer they have their dis-tinguishing points. In the first place, the predominating toneof a Milas rug is golden yellow, which few Anatolians…

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