ir fragrance, andwhere the nightingale utters its song at close of day.Perhaps ii was woven just beyond the walls, neari In tombs of Saadi and Hafiz, who long ago told inverse of these same valleys bright with poppies inspring, and of the same mountains parched andbrown in fall. Or, again, it may… … 6 Wi ii 1 mm ^v^^ A MESHED RUG night of drunken revelry. Associated with Shirazand its environs are these names, never to be for-gotten; and even the art which once flourishedthere has left its impress on succeeding time; forthe distinctive feature of the Ionic architecture,known as the volute, and…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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