- (also
spelt Soumakh, Sumak, Sumac, or Soumac), a type of weft-wrapped
flatwoven Oriental rug
Sumac (band), a 2010s American/Canadian rock band Sumac,...
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animals such as
horses and lions, flowers, and landscapes. In
kilim flatwoven ****s,
motifs such as the hands-on-hips
elibelinde are
woven in to the...
- made with
their pile
injected into a
backing material (called tufting),
flatwoven, made by
hooking wool or
cotton through the
meshes of a s****y fabric...
-
woven in wool, with a
front face
decorated with
Soumak and a
plainer flatwoven back.
Slits are left
along the
opening for a rope to
close and secure...
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Greater Iran and
Central Asia. Hand
knotted ****s and hand
woven kilims (
flatwoven textiles) were made by
various nomadic tribes of the
Middle East and Central...
- in
windows of the
Mosque of Ibn
Tulun in Cairo. A
kilim is an
Islamic flatwoven **** (without a pile),
whether for
household use or a
prayer mat. The...
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David Desouza,
Mridula Maluste,
Shyam Ahuja,
Meera Ahuja (2000).
Dhurrie Flatwoven Rugs of India.
Antique Collectors' Club. ISBN 9781851493388.{{cite book}}:...
- may not
shine through once the pile has
become worn with use. In the
flatwoven, pile-less
Navajo textiles, the
technique may also be used to enhance...
-
Chiprovtsi kilims (Bulgarian: Чипровски килим,
Chiprovski kilim) are
handmade flatwoven kilim rugs with two
identical sides, part of
Bulgarian national heritage...
- Palas, Kohistan, a
valley in ****stan Palas, a type of
striped kilim, a
flatwoven rug; also the
woollen robes of
dervishes Pala
dynasty (disambiguation)...
