Carpet

Title Carpet
Author Unknown (made)
Publication Date: 1850
Publication Place Caucasus (made) Azerbaijan -
Subject Textiles
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Weight: 14kg, Top edge width: 1110mm, Bottom edge width: 1140mm, Proper right length: 1570mm, Proper left length: 1530mm
Library: Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID 1016-1884
Record ID 1016-1884
Library Location Middle East Section
Date 1850
Notes Middle East, Carpet. Carpet, wool knotted pile on wool and cotton foundation, Shirvan, Azerbaijan, 1850-1875
İlişki Paris International Exhibition, 1878 Gaston De Saint-Maurice
Malzemeler ve teknikler Wool Cotton Weaving
Fiziksel açıklama Carpet, 19th century WARP: cream wool; Z3S; 24 threads per inch (92 per dm). WEFT: white cotton; Z2S; 2 shoots after each row of knots; 12 knots per inch (44 per dm). PILE: wool; 8 colours: dark red, red, dark yellow, yellow, green, dark blue, dark brown, cream; symmetrical knot tied around 2 threads; 144 knots per sq. inch (2024 per sq. dm). SIDE FINISH: one cord overcast with white cotton. END FINISH: incomplete; 1 cm. plain weave with white cotton weft and 6.5 cms. of fringe, knotted in groups of 5 warp threads to form at least 4 bands or knots. DESIGN: yellow ground with 10 bands of seven rosettes within cruciform frames in some bands and six flanged and elongated small medallions with a diamond centre, all in a variety of colours. Between the flowers are decorated vertical bars, mostly in green and between the medallions are stylised floral sprigs in dark blue with white florettes. The bands of rosettes are bracketed above and below by pairs of variously coloured "claws". There are small floral motifs on both sides of the field. Main border: cream ground with wine glass and leaf pattern. Inner and outer border: dark blue ground with a zigzag ribbon in red, yellow and white. Guard stripes: the main border has three pairs of guard stripes, working outwards: lines of red, dark brown and dark blue; a narrow band of offset pairs of white knots on a dark brown ground; offset pairs of dark red and white knots. Innermost and outermost patterned guard stripes: dark brown ground with offset pairs of dark blue knots; dark brown ground with offset pairs of green knots. Note: (1) Towards centre top of field, warp threads pinched together losing four warps for 7.5 cms. approx. (2) some knotting with thickly spun wool, eg. bottom row right in field.
Üretim Shirvan. Referred to in: 'Azerbaijani Carpets in the V & A' by Latif Kerimov, pub. International Symposium, Baku, 1983. P. 48, plate 40. mentioned and illustrated: 'Caucasian Rugs in the V & A'. by M. Franses & R. Pinner (intro. by Donald King), analyses by Jackie Stanger, Hali, 1980. Vol.3, No.2., pp 95, 108, 113, 114. cf. Bennett (1981) illus. 357 . ".. the design... following Kerimov and Schurmann has become known as Khirdaghyd-Chichi. Probably late 19th century"
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Carpet

Author Unknown (made)
Publication Date 1850
Publication Place Caucasus (made) Azerbaijan -
Subject Textiles
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Weight: 14kg, Top edge width: 1110mm, Bottom edge width: 1140mm, Proper right length: 1570mm, Proper left length: 1530mm
Library Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID 1016-1884
Record ID 1016-1884
Library Location Middle East Section
Date 1850
Notes Middle East, Carpet. Carpet, wool knotted pile on wool and cotton foundation, Shirvan, Azerbaijan, 1850-1875
İlişki Paris International Exhibition, 1878 Gaston De Saint-Maurice
Malzemeler ve teknikler Wool Cotton Weaving
Fiziksel açıklama Carpet, 19th century WARP: cream wool; Z3S; 24 threads per inch (92 per dm). WEFT: white cotton; Z2S; 2 shoots after each row of knots; 12 knots per inch (44 per dm). PILE: wool; 8 colours: dark red, red, dark yellow, yellow, green, dark blue, dark brown, cream; symmetrical knot tied around 2 threads; 144 knots per sq. inch (2024 per sq. dm). SIDE FINISH: one cord overcast with white cotton. END FINISH: incomplete; 1 cm. plain weave with white cotton weft and 6.5 cms. of fringe, knotted in groups of 5 warp threads to form at least 4 bands or knots. DESIGN: yellow ground with 10 bands of seven rosettes within cruciform frames in some bands and six flanged and elongated small medallions with a diamond centre, all in a variety of colours. Between the flowers are decorated vertical bars, mostly in green and between the medallions are stylised floral sprigs in dark blue with white florettes. The bands of rosettes are bracketed above and below by pairs of variously coloured "claws". There are small floral motifs on both sides of the field. Main border: cream ground with wine glass and leaf pattern. Inner and outer border: dark blue ground with a zigzag ribbon in red, yellow and white. Guard stripes: the main border has three pairs of guard stripes, working outwards: lines of red, dark brown and dark blue; a narrow band of offset pairs of white knots on a dark brown ground; offset pairs of dark red and white knots. Innermost and outermost patterned guard stripes: dark brown ground with offset pairs of dark blue knots; dark brown ground with offset pairs of green knots. Note: (1) Towards centre top of field, warp threads pinched together losing four warps for 7.5 cms. approx. (2) some knotting with thickly spun wool, eg. bottom row right in field.
Üretim Shirvan. Referred to in: 'Azerbaijani Carpets in the V & A' by Latif Kerimov, pub. International Symposium, Baku, 1983. P. 48, plate 40. mentioned and illustrated: 'Caucasian Rugs in the V & A'. by M. Franses & R. Pinner (intro. by Donald King), analyses by Jackie Stanger, Hali, 1980. Vol.3, No.2., pp 95, 108, 113, 114. cf. Bennett (1981) illus. 357 . ".. the design... following Kerimov and Schurmann has become known as Khirdaghyd-Chichi. Probably late 19th century"
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