Daghestan Carpets

Daghestan Carpets
DAGHESTAN CARPETS
Woollen carpets and rugs, made from the wool of sheep, native to the Caucasian mountains. Such wool is of a regular structure and gives a good pile. The designs are geometrical and mosaic in style and moderately close in the knotting which is the Ghiordes knot. Many angular hooks appear in the design in blue, red, yellow and ivory. Both ends of each rug has a knotted fringe and the sides have a narrow stripe.

Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.

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