Hawley, W. A. (Walter Augustus), 1863-1920 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 148
ate they may have been woven farther to the east, whencemany could easily have been transported westward in caravans.Their borders contain the well-known pattern derived from Cuficletters which, more conventionalised, appears in later years only insuch rugs as the Kabistans and Daghestans of… … Plate 21. Portrait of Georg Gyze by Hans Holbein, showing a Holbein Rug with Cufic Border EARLY RUG WEAVING 93 of ribbon and chain pattern found in many of them also are very-common in Caucasian rugs; so that it seems not improbable thatthese Holbein rugs were made within the boundaries of that…
Rugs, Oriental
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