The Oriental Rug BookF.A. Stokes Company, 1904 - 310 頁 |
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第 1 到 5 筆結果,共 77 筆
第 vii 頁
... Carpet X. Geography of the Rug XI . Religion XII . Migration of Pattern XIII . Designs XV I 9 21 25 31 38 45 50 · 55 59 66 77 84 XIV . World - Ideas 89 XV . Turkish Rugs 93 XVI . Region of the Great Rivers 129 XVII . Sacred Mountain 151 ...
... Carpet X. Geography of the Rug XI . Religion XII . Migration of Pattern XIII . Designs XV I 9 21 25 31 38 45 50 · 55 59 66 77 84 XIV . World - Ideas 89 XV . Turkish Rugs 93 XVI . Region of the Great Rivers 129 XVII . Sacred Mountain 151 ...
第 x 頁
... in rugs 17 The mythical journey of Solomon to Paradise transported thither on the green carpet described on page 17 Facing . 18 A Chart 26 Greek embroidery Materials Greek Church embroidery Change in design caused X LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
... in rugs 17 The mythical journey of Solomon to Paradise transported thither on the green carpet described on page 17 Facing . 18 A Chart 26 Greek embroidery Materials Greek Church embroidery Change in design caused X LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
第 8 頁
... saddle - bags and Anatolian mats . Following closely upon our adaptation of things Oriental , there came to us carpets manufactured on purpose for European and American homes , and it was Shapes and Uses of Oriental Rugs.
... saddle - bags and Anatolian mats . Following closely upon our adaptation of things Oriental , there came to us carpets manufactured on purpose for European and American homes , and it was Shapes and Uses of Oriental Rugs.
第 8 頁
... carpets " of large and heavy make . At the same time students were beginning to investigate the man- ners and customs of the Orient , and to ascertain the exact purpose for which textile fabrics were designed and made , so that at the ...
... carpets " of large and heavy make . At the same time students were beginning to investigate the man- ners and customs of the Orient , and to ascertain the exact purpose for which textile fabrics were designed and made , so that at the ...
第 13 頁
... carpets , which as nearly as possible represent both the flower - strewn fields and the gardens in which summer days and nights were spent . Cool , splashing , and gurgling water flowing in and about the beds of flowers in the summer ...
... carpets , which as nearly as possible represent both the flower - strewn fields and the gardens in which summer days and nights were spent . Cool , splashing , and gurgling water flowing in and about the beds of flowers in the summer ...
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ancient antique Asia Minor AUTHOR'S DESCRIPTION beads beautiful belief Benguiat blue Bokhara Bokhara rugs border stripes Buddha Buddhist called caravans carpets Caucasian Caucasus centre centuries China Chinese colour conventionalized Daghestan decoration district dragon earth East emblem fabrics field floral flower forms geometric Ghiordes GHIORDEZ RUG Hadji Ephraim Benguiat Hamadan Hindu Indian influence interest Ispahan Kaaba Khiva Kirman knots Kulah rugs Ladik looms lotus materials Mecca medallion Melhaz methods modern Mohammedan Mongolian motifs mountain native natural objects ORIENTAL EXPERT'S DESCRIPTION Oriental rugs origin orna ornament outline Persian rugs pile prayer prayer-niche prayer-rugs primitive religion rosary RUG RUG-PLATE S. S. Costikyan sacred Samarkand shades SHIRAZ RUG Shirvan significance silk sometimes Soumac specimens star string student style symbols textiles things thought threads tion to-day traced tree tribal patterns Tughra Turcoman Turkish Urumiah various vast number warp weavers weaving woof wool woven Yomud
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第 83 頁 - A man should learn to detect and watch that gleam of light which flashes across his mind -- from within, more than the lustre of the firmament of bards and sages.
第 234 頁 - The embodied spirit has a thousand heads, A thousand eyes, a thousand feet, around On every side enveloping the earth, Yet filling space no larger than a span. He is himself this very universe; He is whatever is, has been, and shall be; He is the lord of immortality.
第 xvii 頁 - I see male and female everywhere, I see the serene brotherhood of philosophs, I see the constructiveness of my race, I see the results of the perseverance and industry of my race, I see ranks, colors, barbarisms, civilizations, I go among them, I mix indiscriminately, And I salute all the inhabitants of the earth.
第 280 頁 - There is no God but God,* one holding the rosary and counting each repetition. After each thousand they sometimes rest, and take coffee ; then 100 times, ' (I extol) the perfection of God with his praise:' then the same number of times, ' I beg forgiveness of God the great...
第 248 頁 - Is exchanged for a body ethereal and bright, That is seen from afar to be glowing with light. Happy they who to that joyful region have gone, In numberless kalpas their time flows on ; Around are green woods, and above them clear skies, The sun never scorches, cold winds never rise, And summer and winter are both unknown In the land of the Law and the Diamond Throne.
第 280 頁 - This done, one of them asks his companions, " Have ye transferred [the merit of] what ye have recited to the soul of the deceased ? " They reply, " We have transferred it ; " and add, " And peace be on the Apostles,
第 252 頁 - The early cosmogonists enlarged upon the imaginary data of previous writers, and averred that there were four distinct kinds of dragons proper — the t'ien-lung or celestial dragon, which guards the mansions of the gods and supports them so that they do not fall; the...
第 280 頁 - God is one :' then recite the last chapter but one and the first, and then say three times, 'O God. favor the most excellent and most happy of thy creatures, our lord Mohammed, and his family and companions, and preserve them.' To this they add, 'All who commemorate thee are the mindful, and those who omit commemorating thee are the negligent.
第 271 頁 - Brahma, the first person in the Triad, or Trimurti, of the Hindus, which consists of Brahma the creator; Vishnu the preserver or redeemer; and Siva the destroyer. He is represented with four heads and as many arms, holding in his four hands a manuscript book containing a portion of the Vedas, a pot for holding water, a rosary, and a sacrificial spoon. The swan is consecrated to him and in the cave temple of Elephanta he is represented as sitting on a lotus, supported by five swans. He is the god...
第 xix 頁 - Tis but a Tent where takes his one day's rest A Sultan to the realm of Death addrest; The Sultan rises, and the dark Ferrash Strikes, and prepares it for another Guest.