Crawford, M. D. C. (Morris De Camp), 1882-1949 · New York : Published by order of The Trustees [of the American Museum of Natural History] · leaf 19
Vol. XII, ter how complicated the design, each square inch was found to contain thesame number of warp and weft. Mention has been made of the use ofbobbins in weaving. Each color required a separate bobbin. When thiscolor was not needed in a certain area of the web, it was allowed to rest onthe… … Fig. 5 (41.0-1152). Tapestry from Nazca in which all Wefts interlock. color. But in most fabrics these ends have been cut off and so carefullytucked in that it is impossible to determine which is the face and which thereverse of the fabric. The backs of the most beautiful Gobelin tapestriesare a…
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