Hand-loom weaving; a manual for school and home (1902)
Todd, Mattie Phipps · Chicago [etc.] : Rand, McNally & company · leaf 129
126 HAND-LOOM IV E A VING center. One often sees a rug made of a rich golden yellow with a background of dark red. The Kiz-Kilim rugs have no nap, and are woven with a needle. They are thin and Kiz-Kilim rugs almost alike on both sides. The larger sizes are woven in two strips fastened together so… … Armenians and Turks in Anatolia (the land of sunrise, and the Greek name for Asia Minor). The literal translation of the word Kiz-Kilim is bride's rug, it being a custom in that country for a bride to present to her husband one of these rugs, which she has woven during her engagement to him. The…
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