Salon du Tapis d'Orient
Salon 2: Turkmen (Yomud?) Salatchak. by Wendel Swan
Editor's Note: The introductory essay to this Salon, written by Wendel Swan, was among the casualties of a series of server failures in the server of our former web hosting service. It is probably lost forever. However, the messages posted in the discussion of the essay still exist, and are linked through this page.
Flatwoven Salanchak - John Howe
Prayer rug, cradle rug, or what? - Steve Price
yomud Salanchak - James Allen
Salatchaks' design - James Allen
The Genetic Component in Weaving - J. Barry O'Connell, Jr.
The Chair Calls the Question - Steve Price
Salatchaks: Who Makes, Gives, When? - R. John Howe
Animal pelt? - Steve Price
Not a prayer rug - Yon Bard
Only some thoughts - Daniel Deschuyteneer
Salatchak? - Marvin Amstey
Daniel's "Mere Thoughts" - R. John Howe
Ayatlyk - Pat Weiler
Re: Salanchak--another meaning and possible use - W. Kenneth Thompson
Perspectives on the Salatchak discussion - R. John Howe
"Inter-locked" Tapestry: Significant? - R. John Howe
Ghondaghs: a Baby Wrapping in Iran - R. John Howe
Additional Thoughts - Daniel Deschuyteneer
Another flatwoven "salanchak" - Wendel Swan
Summary - Wendel Swan