Wefts "anchoring"

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Posted by Daniel Deschuyteneer on August 04, 1999 at 23:56:13:

In Reply to: Re: REFERENCES OF THE PICTURES posted by Sam Gorden on August 04, 1999 at 22:08:12:

: : Picture 1
: : GENDGE PLATE 49
: : ANTIQUE ORIENTAL CARPETS II
: : from Austrian collections

: The Talish depicted in "Oriental Rugs In Autrian Collections" is my piece and is the frontispiece of Ruglore. The writer Trimbacher, a stooge for Ferdie Besim, called it a Gendge based on coarsness of weave. Everyone, who has seen the carpet calls it a Talish. Its outstanding characteristic is that it is a methane with a green center.
: Sam

Dear Sam,

Marla Mallett noticed that the wefts "anchoring" interlaced the ground warps over paired warps and asked herself it it could be a peculiar feature of the Talish family.

Does this feature appear in your rug?

Cordially

Daniel

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: : : Picture 1 : : : GENDGE PLATE 49 : : : ANTIQUE ORIENTAL CARPETS II : : : from Austrian collections : : The Talish depicted in "Oriental Rugs In Autrian Collections" is my piece and is the frontispiece of Ruglore. The writer Trimbacher, a stooge for Ferdie Besim, called it a Gendge based on coarsness of weave. Everyone, who has seen the carpet calls it a Talish. Its outstanding characteristic is that it is a methane with a green center. : : Sam : Dear Sam, : Marla Mallett noticed that the wefts "anchoring" interlaced the ground warps over paired warps and asked herself it it could be a peculiar feature of the Talish family. : Does this feature appear in your rug? : Cordially : Daniel

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