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Page xiii
... Caucasian and East Anatolian carpets have been found with Armenian inscriptions , some dating back to the seventeenth century . Indeed , the majority of Caucasian village rugs attributed to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which ...
... Caucasian and East Anatolian carpets have been found with Armenian inscriptions , some dating back to the seventeenth century . Indeed , the majority of Caucasian village rugs attributed to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which ...
Page 48
... Caucasian traits and settle therefore the question of the origin of the village inhabitants and their name . Medallions with polygons are used predominantly as central motifs of the field ; prayer patterns rarely appear . 48. Kozak Age ...
... Caucasian traits and settle therefore the question of the origin of the village inhabitants and their name . Medallions with polygons are used predominantly as central motifs of the field ; prayer patterns rarely appear . 48. Kozak Age ...
Page 174
... Caucasian rug is based on the ancient Holbein design , although the huge medallions are free standing . Another remarkable feature is the clearly drawn ' braided ' cross in the centre of each octagon , a motif which harks back to 15th ...
... Caucasian rug is based on the ancient Holbein design , although the huge medallions are free standing . Another remarkable feature is the clearly drawn ' braided ' cross in the centre of each octagon , a motif which harks back to 15th ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | vi |
A Brief Survey of the Turkish Carpet | xix |
A Classification of the Turkish Carpet | xxx |
Copyright | |
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19th century 19th century Condition Ankara appear Armenian Avanos Balikesir Bergama blue carpet weaving cartouche Caucasian Central Anatolian ceyreks cicims colours cotton decorated DOBAG dyes early Eastern Anatolian eight-point stars Erzurum examples field flat-weaves flat-woven gable geometric Gördes half of 19th Hereke Heybe hooked Islam Istanbul Karaman Karapinar Kars Kayseri kilim kilim Age knots per sq Konya kotchak Kula Kum Kapi Kurdish Kurds Kütahya Lâdik main border Malatya Mamluk Material medallion mihrab Milas mosques motifs Mucur Museum naturally dyed wool nomadic octagonal ornaments Ottoman Ottoman Empire palette patterns Persian piece pile polygons prayer carpet Age prayer kilim prayer niche prayer rug primary motif production rhombi seccades Selendi Seljuk seventeenth century silk Sivas Small town stripes style stylised Teppiche Transylvanian rugs tribes Turkey Turkish carpets Turkish rugs Turkish weaving Turkoman Turks typical warp western wool woven Yürük