tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-62412642011-04-21T15:04:12.972-07:00<a href="http://www.spongobongo.com/Cauc1.htm">Guide to Kazak Rugs</a>: "Guide To Kazak Rugs" Kazak rug is a misnomer. After all this time it now appears that I have to reassess all Kazak rugs. The weight of overwhelming historical evidence indicates that Kazak rugs were woven by Armenians from the commercial period onwards. If the Kazak rug has red wefts and is post 1830 then Armenian is the only reasonable attribution. JBOCnoreply@blogger.comBlogger111100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6241264.post-1116092096473853422005-05-14T10:34:00.000-07:002005-05-14T10:34:56.520-07:00

Guide To Caucasian Prayer Rugs: "Fachralo Kazaks For all types visit my Guide to Fachralo Kazak Rugs The Oliveira Fachralo Kazak The Oliveira Fachralo Kazak Rug The James C. Allen Fachralo Kazak Prayer Rug The Dana Pollard Fachralo Kazak prayer rug The James C. Allen Fachralo Kazak Prayer Rug Fachralo Kazak "Prayer" Rug, The Rippon Boswell Kazak Prayer Rug Sotheby's Fachralo Kazak

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Guide To Caucasian Prayer Rugs: "Akstafa Prayer Rugs Akstafa rugs are made in the Azeri area north of Kazak and into the adjoining areas of Georgia. Akstafa rugs are closer to Shirvan rugs then they are to Kazak since the Akstafa rugs are Azeri and Kazak rugs are woven by Armenians. For more information visit my Guide to Akstafa Rugs An Akstafa Prayer Rug lot 30 Apr 02 An Akstafa Prayer Rug

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SW-Asia.com More Oriental Rug Notes by Barry O'Connell: "www.SW-Asia.com More Oriental Rug Notes by Barry O'Connell LINKS: www.SpongoBongo.com - News About Oriental Rugs - News on Iran - Oriental Rug Discussions - - The Second Persian Carpet Festival Kish Iran 2004 New Article - Sun-Fading & Oriental Rugs John Eskenazi Ltd to close gallery. read interview in Arts of Asia www.artsofasianet.com

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Islamic art and Persian Miniature Paintings: "Visit More Oriental Rug Notes by Barry O'Connell The Plates of La Miniature En Orient This is a look at some fine works of Islamic art. Following my tastes it leans more towards sixteenth century Persian Miniature painting. The biggest problem with these is getting good pictures. So I hope you enjoy what I have found so far. Plate 42: The Sleep of

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SW-Asia.com: "www.SW-Asia.com More Notes by Barry O'Connell If you read my old RugNotes site or my www.spongobongo.com site you know I like to keep notes and write articles."

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MUENCHEN TEXTILE ART Munich Textile Art will take place from March 4th to 7th 2004. The exhibition includes antique rugs, flatweaves, tapestries and textiles from reputable exhibitors. The exhibitors includes Galerie Frauenknecht, Galerie Arabesque, Ex Oriente, Adil Bisim - to mention a few of the announced exhibitors. There will be more than 20 exhibitors this year. Bertram Frauenknecht

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Guide to Bolnisi Bordjalou rugs: "Bolnisi is also known as Jekatrinofeld, Yekatrinofeld, Ljuksemburg(i), Lyuksemburg(i) http://www.library.uu.nl/wesp/populstat/Europe/georgiat.htm There are a number of distinctive types of rugs attributed to Bordjalu. Bordjalu was a khanate up until 1736 when Nadir Shah lost it to the Kingdom of Georgia. Bordjalu was made up of three districts, Marneuli,

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Persian Rugs - Information on Persian rugs and carpets: "Information on Persian rugs and carpets on www JOZAN MAGAZINE: Jozan Magazine includes a large educational rug photo gallery with several hundreds photos of Persian rugs. Visit Educational Persian Gallery. ORIENTAL RUG NOTES: Barry O'Connell's Oriental Rug Notes includes several rug guides on Persian rugs. Visit Guide to the Persian Carpet

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The Persian Carpet: "The Persian Carpet The Persian Carpet Blog. My casual look at Persian Rugs and Carpets"

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The James C. Allen Fachralo Kazak Prayer Rug: "Here is a rare Caucasian weaving from Karachopf, a Karachopk Prayer Rug. This ancient center was renowned for the largest and most beautiful carpets from the Caucasus Mountains in the second half of the 19th century. Many people are aware that Karachopf carpets have sold for many tens of thousands of dollars, even fifty thousand isn't too hard to

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Guide to Kazak Rugs: "Guide To Kazak Rugs" Kazak rug is a misnomer. After all this time it now appears that I have to reassess all Kazak rugs. The weight of overwhelming historical evidence indicates that Kazak rugs were woven by Armenians from the commercial period onwards. If the Kazak rug has red wefts and is post 1830 then Armenian is the only reasonable attribution.

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