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Bosphorus Intercontinental Bridge Landscape Rug |
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ID# 1097 | Date: 1990 | -:- | Size 35 x 138 inches
(89 X351 cm) | Knots/Inch: 8 h X 8 | Origin: Afghanistan | Style: -Landscape Pictorial War Rugs, Other examples of this style | Tribe: Taimani |
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This is an abstracted scene of a modern city. Two scenes are displayed horizontally on the runner. Two squares, shown at bottom, appeared to be like a rug documented by Schlosser until Nigel Lendon pointed out it is the pictorial image repeating and cropped. Jagged leaf border seen in a previously documented rug, and a "sary gyra" design has been documented in Arabatchi and Ersari.
Perhaps depicting the Bosphorus Bridge which connects Europe to Asia. |
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Wool: Good soft | Sheen: Good | Handle: Floppy | Selvedge: 2 cords brown goat hair | Fringe: 3 inch killim special, no knots, minimum fringe, kilim with colors brown, gray, orange | Pile: 6 mm | Warp: White cotton | Weft: 2 cords brown | Warp Depression:30 degrees to minimum |
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