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Kurdish couple displaying typical colorful handmade carpet
Kurdish rugs (Kurdish : قالی کوردی ) are rugs woven by the Kurdish people in West Asia , predominantly the larger Kurdistan region including the Eastern part of Turkey near the Taurus Mountains , Northern Iraq, southernmost Caucasus , Armenia and North-Western Iran.[1] [1]
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Antique Kurdish Rug, (date: 1207 AH)
Kurdish Jajim carpet from Bojnurd
See also [ ] References [ ]
^ a b Neff, Ivan C. and Carol V. Maggs. Dictionary of Oriental Rugs. London: AD. Donker LTD, 1977. ISBN 978-0-949937-35-3
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James F. Ballard Sir Francis Crossley Kurt Erdmann Arthur T. Gregorian Arshag Karagheusian Latif Karimov Julius Lessing William Morris George H. Myers Arthur Upham Pope Alois Riegl Friedrich Sarre Wilhelm von Bode Thomas Whitty Charles T. Yerkes Places
Azerbaijan Carpet Museum Carpet Museum of Iran Dar al Athar al Islamiyyah Brukenthal National Museum Kidderminster Louvre Mevlana Museum Metropolitan Museum of Art Miho Museum Museum of Applied Arts (Budapest) Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna Museum of Islamic Art, Doha Museo Poldi Pezzoli Museum of Textiles (Lyon) Museum of Islamic Art, Berlin Saint Louis Art Museum Textile Museum (George Washington University) Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum Turkmen Carpet Museum Victoria and Albert Museum Wilton Cleaning Fabrics Manufacture Dyes
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