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1585:Rug hooking
1556:Manufacture
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1339:Alois Riegl
1158:Bessarabian
858:Bessarabian
811:Demirchilar
771:Azerbaijani
84:in 1615 by
1852:Categories
1789:Red carpet
1784:Prayer rug
1752:Elibelinde
1696:Dilmaghani
1595:Tack strip
1590:Rug making
1501:Floorcloth
1173:Chiprovtsi
621:References
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460:Versailles
445:Versailles
309:féodalité.
305:Revolution
273:journeymen
236:Versailles
101:Louis XIII
18:Savonnerie
1732:Eagle rug
1646:Cochineal
1168:Caucasian
1138:Axminster
953:Bakshaish
948:Bakhtiari
913:Pakistani
868:Catalogne
801:Caucasian
786:Arraiolos
232:Louis XIV
97:privilège
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1799:War rugs
1757:Evil eye
1686:Brintons
1600:Underlay
1484:Cleaning
1203:Karabakh
1178:Crivelli
1163:Bradford
1133:Armenian
1080:Seychour
1038:Seraband
988:Karadagh
963:Borujerd
908:Oriental
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831:Karabakh
796:Borchaly
776:Absheron
551:See also
313:Napoleon
277:Académie
269:maîtrise
220:Gobelins
173:Henri IV
128:rinceaux
42:, after
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1641:Carmine
1525:Fabrics
1263:Turkish
1258:Swedish
1238:Persian
1228:Memling
1218:Lilihan
1213:Holbein
1153:Bergama
1143:Bellini
1128:Arabian
1121:Carpets
1090:Turkmen
1085:Tibetan
1058:Varamin
1018:Mashhad
1013:Kurdish
998:Kashmar
978:Isfahan
943:Ardabil
923:Persian
893:Lilihan
883:Flokati
878:Dhurrie
863:Braided
781:Aghajly
766:Alcaraz
756:Arabian
647:11 June
351:One of
70:carpets
1547:Soumak
1532:Frieze
1475:Wilton
1400:Louvre
1368:Places
1282:People
1253:Sarouk
1198:Hereke
1193:Gabbeh
1188:Fitted
1183:Ersari
1148:Berber
1063:Zanjan
1053:Tabriz
1048:Shiraz
1033:Sarouk
1003:Kerman
993:Kashan
968:Gabbeh
958:Bidjar
928:Abadeh
918:Petate
903:Navajo
898:Mughal
851:Shedde
761:Afghan
301:Rococo
241:levées
228:Louvre
189:Louvre
185:Persia
181:Levant
165:Turkey
113:Turkey
90:Levant
48:Louvre
1580:Rubia
1537:Jajim
1273:Yomut
1268:Ushak
1243:Pirot
1233:Milas
1223:Lotto
1208:Konya
1112:YĂĽrĂĽk
1095:Uzbek
1008:Kilim
983:Jozan
973:Heriz
873:Chobi
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816:Ganja
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578:Notes
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82:Paris
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