Hawley, W. A. (Walter Augustus), 1863-1920 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 490
ently be recognisedby the Persian influence in the drawing of their patterns. Genghas may readily be distinguished from other classes of thisgroup by the fact that the weft crosses more than twice and fre-quently many times, between every two rows of knots, which arenot appressed, so that the weft,… … w Pirate 65. Chinese Rug of the Keen-Lung Period HOW TO DISTINGUISH RUGS 293 it will be some assistance to remember that the border design ofwine cup and serrated leaf (Plate I, Fig. 1, opp. Page 226) is found inabout one half of the Shirvans, and that the bracket design (PlateJ, Fig. 19, opp. Page…
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