Crawford, M. D. C. (Morris De Camp), 1882-1949 · New York, The Trustees · leaf 53
rics. 1916.] the rule for good weaving, which in extreme cases allows weft to go over five warp ends without going under one. Greater distances would have a tendency to cause loose weaving. In a number of specimens examined, the writer has observed no exception to this rule. B-9637 is a piece of… … nally, this stripe contained the same figures as the other two. The color combination was a fine shade of heliotrope and some other coloi which is almost completely rotted away, leaving the bare warps which it should have covered, to form design. The vanished color may have been a dark purple or…
Indians of South America -- Textile industry and fabrics · Textile fabrics -- Peru
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