Hawley, W. A. (Walter Augustus), 1863-1920 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 338
ere comes to light a very old piecethat reaches the standard of the finest Kabistan. The field of sucha one may be filled with elaborately drawn pears like those seen inmany of the Niriz rugs. Again, it may be covered with a checkeredor lattice-work pattern that contains within the diamonds… … • —II I 4 I i I M I i l ^^ r „ , ,,..^-^y^>^>r>>^>>^^J*r-J-i Plate 4G. Soumak Rug CAUCASIAN RUGS 205 is sometimes displayed finely spun reddish dyed threads of woollenweft pressed closely together between lines of knots carefully tiedto brownish threads of woollen warp; but not…
Rugs, Oriental
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