- ****s, rugs,
domestic bags and bedding, with
soumak fabrics used for
bedding known as
soumak mafrash.
Soumak is a type of flat weave,
somewhat resembling...
-
refers to pile-woven textiles, flat-woven ****s and rugs like Kilim,
Soumak, and
embroidered tissues like
Suzani are part of the
manifold tradition...
- dyes for
textiles including weft-wrapped
soumak rugs and bags in the
Middle East. The
names sumac and
soumak likely derive from the
Arabic and Syriac...
-
Reshma Mondal as
Padma Das:
Former Maid At Mukherjee's House; Kripan's wife
Soumak Basu as
Kripan "Kripu"
Banerjee aka Babusona: Mehek's one
sided obsessive...
- dancers, the
Shamakhi Dancers, and also for
perhaps giving its name to the
Soumak rugs.
Eleven major earthquakes have
rocked Shamakhi but
through multiple...
- the
plants altogether.[citation needed]
Other spellings include sumak,
soumak, and sumaq. "Rhus L."
Germplasm Resources Information Network.
United States...
- palaz,
soumak and zili, in fact any type
other than pile ****s, the name
kilim properly denotes a
specific weaving technique. Cicim, palaz,
soumak and...
- Petsopoulos,
Yanni (1979). Kilims: Flat
Woven Tapestry Rugs. Rizzoli. ISBNÂ 0-8478-0245-0.
Weaving Art Museum:
Soumak and
Kelim Weaving of the Caucasus...
-
refers to pile-woven textiles, flat-woven ****s and rugs like Kilim,
Soumak, and
embroidered tissues like
Suzani are part of the rich and
manifold tradition...
- made of a
mixture of
linen and wool and
woven in
soumak technique; it is one of the last
examples of
soumak weaving technique in
medieval Swedish textile...
