HALI : the international magazine of fine carpets and textiles.
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| Language: | English |
| Series: | HALI : the international magazine of fine carpets and textiles.
v. 14 no. 1 1992 61 |
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Table of Contents:
- Forum /
- Jürg Rageth Connoisseur's choice /
- Jenny Balfour-Paul Indigo in the Arab world /
- Pratapaditya Pal Tibetan religious textiles /
- Richard Hall & Krys Pupko The acid test /
- Exhibitions /
- Imagen de la portada: West (?) Anatolian Kilim. 1.82 x 3.02m. "The composition of colours in this unique kilim, including a dark red, a dark purple, navy blue, and especially the light pink and a particularly rich yellow, are so rare in Anatolian kilims that is difficult to give it a certain provenance, or to include it in any of the known groups. Its wool and structure are certainly Anatolian. In all probability it originates from the western parts of the country, and perhaps from Banaz, between Ushak and Afyon. The composition is arranged in bands against a red ground, with fork-like protrusions and small comb-like motifs entering the field from the sides".
- Imagen de la portada: Kilim de Anatolia occidental (?). 1,82 x 3,02 m. La composición cromática de este kilim único —que incluye rojo oscuro, púrpura oscuro, azul marino y, sobre todo, un rosa claro y un amarillo de especial riqueza— es tan inusual en los kilims de Anatolia que resulta difícil atribuirle una procedencia concreta o clasificarlo dentro de los grupos conocidos. Tanto su lana como su estructura son, sin duda, de origen anatolio. Con toda probabilidad, procede de la zona occidental del país, tal vez de Banaz, entre Ushak y Afyon. La composición se organiza en franjas sobre un fondo rojo, con salientes en forma de horquilla y pequeños motivos similares a peines que se adentran en el campo central desde los laterales.