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Oriental Rugs of the Silk Route: Culture, Process, and Selection
John Gregorian
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| #1464946 in Books | Rizzoli | 2000-05-19 | 2000-05-19 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.29 x.89 x9.37l,1.10 | File type: PDF | 176 pages | ||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| A magic carpet ride-read!|By Michael H. Kaplan|What a pleasant surprise. Beautifully told story of father and son rug dealers which as an aside provides lots of useful information about these potential works of art. For an American to start buying Oriental rugs is an adventure which most of us are ill equipped to successfully negotiate. By that I mean we frequently pay more|About the Author|John B. Gregorian grew up amidst oriental rugs imported by his father, a refugee from Persia who, in 1934, founded what is now one of America's oldest and largest rug companies, Arthur T. Gregorian, Inc., in Newton Lower Falls, Massachu
The Silk Route was an ancient caravan route that began at the Golden Horn in present-day Istanbul and extended through the Caucasus, Iran, Afghanistan, and Central Asia to China and its seaports. It was through this caravan route, perhaps as long ago as the fourth century a.d. that goods of European manufacturers were introduced to remote villages and settlements. Here they were traded for indigenous exotic items such as silk, spices, and the subject of this luxurious an...
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