Weave.—Generally closely woven and well tied.
Sides.—Usually overcast, occasionally selvaged.
Ends.—A small streak of camels' hair is usually thrown across one end. This is one of the characteristic Baku features.
Border.—From three to six border stripes, most frequently three, one wide one with a narrow one on either side.
Prevailing Colors.—Similar to those of the Daghestan.
Dyes.—Generally good.
Designs.—The large-sized pear pattern is perhaps the most common. It is generally of a rectilineal nature. Frequently there is a central medallion with corners to match.
Sizes.—From three to seven by four to nine feet. The length is generally double or more than the width.
BAKU RUG
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