Bag MpB 008
Listing Details
Size
66 x 67 cm (2`2" X 2`2")
Warp
Z2S in creme, not depressed
Weft
2 in brown
Knot density
1290 per qdm (30x43); 77 per sq.in (7x11)
Selvages
0,5 cm (1/5") in two cords wrapped with light-brown wool
Upper End
8 cm (3") three different "floating weft" stripes
Lower End
1 cm (1/2") in plane weave Kilim
Notes
I am impressed from this bag because the Schemles are not, as normally seen, placed into a honey-comb lattice. This gave the weaver more space to allocate the Schemles.
Otherwise so far a well known design for bags made probably from Timuri-tribs.
Otherwise so far a well known design for bags made probably from Timuri-tribs.
Five horizontal rows of Schemle Güls lie on the dark blue main field which ends with a smallest Medalchyl border and is surrounded with a red and white Tengedschik border.
A clear drawn Gotschak, normally found as secondary border, build on this bag the main border. A vine-border builds a outer secondary border and is embedded between two small (diagonal) Gyjak borders.
The lower end and also the back side of this bag is missing. The upper end is made in “floating weft” technique. Some loops ,made from goat hair and used as “closing system” for such bags, are still fixed on this end too.
A goat hair wrapped Shirasi ?????? built the sides of this rug.
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