are due, insome degree at least, to instincts derived fromtheir remote ancestors, who belonged to one of tnegreat races of antiquity. So characteristic are the patterns that whenonce observed these rugs are rarely mistaken forany others. In at least nine-tenths of them thefield is entirely covered… … I iinrlr^v ,•! Ihr Tiffany iiluJu A HAKl KM. Himiai (ksimi tif ;i formal dust it of llcnvcrs on anupright slcm. Anotlu-r paltrrn, nuich loss Irc-(|Uintly seen, consists of a central nu(lallit)n sur-rounded hy a held that is either plain or coveredwith a scarcely noticeable design. Surroundingall is…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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