GOREVAN CARPET
Loaned by H. B. Claflin & CO.
Warp.—Always cotton.
Woof.—Always cotton, sometimes dyed.
Nap.—Rather coarse but durable wool, which is generally clipped short.
Sides.—Nearly always overcast, seldom selvaged.
Ends.—Short fringe and loose warp threads at each end. Occasionally knotted.
Border.—Similar to that of the Bakhshis and Gorevan. From three to five border stripes, most usually three.
Prevailing Colors.—Similar to those of the Bakhshis and Gorevan but, as a rule, somewhat brighter.
Dyes.—Usually excellent.