 Guide to Khotan Rugs and Carpets
Guide to Khotan Rugs and Carpets There are a group of oasis towns in the Khotan (Hotan) in the southern Uygur Autonomous Region of Xinjiang of Communist occupied China. Chinese Turkistan or East Turestan has had a steady production of carpets since at least the 17th century. Now some of the high end rtug dealers suggest that this production of carpet was started by the impotation of Mughal carpets from India. I have a problem with this theory. East Turkestan was part of Mogholistan in the 15th ... - http://www.persiancarpetguide.com/Oriental_Rugs/Chinese_Rugs/Khotan_Rugs/Guide_to_Khotan_Rugs.htm 08/11/2006 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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East Turkestan Oriental Rug Weaving
Contemporary Rug Weaving in Eastern Turkestan by Murray Lee Eiland III W hile rugs from the oasis towns of Eastern Turkestan part of the Xinjiang region of Western China (Illustration 1) are well known to collectors, they have not established a clear identity for themselves on the new rug market. A recent visit to this region demonstrated why new rugs from this area should not be overlooked. The government agency that oversees weaving in China, The China National Native Produce and Animal By-Pr... - http://www.rugreview.com/6easturk.htm 09/01/2005 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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Walking to Eastern Turkestan
Walking to Eastern Turkestan by Valerie Justin A group of Eastern Turkestani carpets being shown in Los Angeles by Khalil Zahiri were purchased in the areas of Yarkand and Khotan by two Pathans from Kabul who now reside in Pakistan. Pathans have freely crisscrossed the borders of Afghanistan, Pakistan and China since 1919, coinciding with the period in which these carpets were made. The men walked from Peshawar to Gilgit in Kashmir, then across the Karakorum range to Sous (?), a town on the Chi... - http://www.rugreview.com/145estur.htm 21/12/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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Rugs of East Turkestan
Rugs of East Turkestan Khotan, Yarkand, or Kashgar? by George O'Bannon Ed. Note: Illustrations 1, 3, 5, 6, 8 and 9 appear with this article. Illustrations 2 and 4 appear in the companion article, by Paul Mushak. Illustration 7 is on the T he appearance of a number of rugs from East Turkestan in recent auctions and the record setting prices achieved for many of them prompted me to take a closer look at the literature on these rugs. At the same time, I knew of a large group of these rugs in the i... - http://www.rugreview.com/116eturk.htm 19/12/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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Learn About Rugs - Attributes - Style - East Turkestan | e Rug Gallery.com Handmade Carpets & Area Rugs
Style Persian Chinese Turkoman Caucasian European Anatolian Tibetan Indian Baluchi North African Native American East Turkestan East Turkestan Prior to the Chinese occupation in 1878, the area in western China above Tibet was called East Turkestan. Even though the area itself is no longer called East Turkestan, the rugs of this area are still labeled as East Turkestan rugs. They may also be marketed under 'Samarkand' because East Turkestan rugs used to be traded in Samarkand. The main East Turk... - http://www.eruggallery.com/learnrugs/learn_detail/style/style_eastturk.htm 19/12/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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 Speculation on the Earliest Surviving Chinese Rugs
Speculation on the Earliest Surviving Chinese Rugs by Murray Eiland, Jr. Originally appeared in OCTS 7, based on a paper delivered at the 7th ICOC in Hamburg, Germany The dating of Chinese rugs has long been controversial, and, over the years, there have often been extravagant claims for rugs that are surely less than a century old. Slowly however, grouping have emerged which allow the division of Chinese rugs into those with handspun foundation yarns, which there is good reason to assign to th... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article20eilandchinese.html 29/10/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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Rug Resource Library - Countries of Origin - China
China Rugs woven in China before 1935 include Peking, Nichols & Fette. The Peking Rug was very influential in depicting Chinese symbols and designs used for hundreds of years. Normally Peking Rugs were made with all-over and centered designs. The most common colors used were ivory, navy or royal blue and yellow. Many modern Chinese rugs produced after 1975 are influenced by the antique Peking design. The Nichols rugs were produced during the early 20th century through the early 1930's. Many... - http://www.orientalrugsonline.com/china.html 21/09/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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 cyberrug Elizabeth Bogen Article - Hali
WELCOME TO THE CYBER RUG CENTER TRY ORIENTAL RUGS ON APPROVAL TODAY 1-800-686-7030 10% DISCOUNT FOR PAYMENT BY CHECK Elizabeth Bogen is one of the few people in the United States that makes the study of Art Deco rugs a scholarly pursuit. It is through her kindness that I am able to reproduce a copy of her Article entitled "What the Wool Trade Wrought, Rug-Making in Early 20th Century Tianjin". First published in Hali Magazine, Issue 118, September-October 2001, pp. 102-105. Please be ... - http://www.cyberrug.com/bogen-hali.htm 21/09/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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 cyberrug In Search of Walter Nichols by E.Bogen
WELCOME TO THE CYBER RUG CENTER TRY ORIENTAL RUGS ON APPROVAL TODAY 1-800-686-7030 10% DISCOUNT FOR PAYMENT BY CHECK The following article is published here thanks to the kindness of Elizabeth Bogen "In Search of Walter Nichols" By Elizabeth Bogen W hatever his rightful place in carpet history turns out to be, it is undoubtedly true that Walter Abner Burns Nichols was one of the most colorful of the American adventurer/entrepreneurs in 1920s Tientsin. With his flyaway hair and his San... - http://www.cyberrug.com/bogen-walternichols.htm 21/09/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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cyberrug Notes about Art Deco Rugs
WELCOME TO THE CYBER RUG CENTER TRY ORIENTAL RUGS ON APPROVAL TODAY 1-800-686-7030 10% DISCOUNT FOR PAYMENT BY CHECK Notes About Art Deco Rugs by Allan Arthur Oriental rugs are a fashion statement for the home. Designs and color ways respond to pressures in different markets, depending on what the fashion demanded. What's hot on the runways of Paris and New York, often eventually progresses into fabrics for the home for use in draperies, wall paper, and furniture coverings. Once in use in fabri... - http://www.cyberrug.com/deconotes.htm 21/09/2004 - Category: Chinese - More from this publisher
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