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Indian rug or saddle blanket or? From Gospel Thrift store $3.50

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Rugs and Textiles653 of 1047Hooked Rug from ???  QUEBEC!Ethnic rug, may be South American, Central AMerican, or Native American
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    Posted 10 years ago

    toracat
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    Hello, not sure about this, but seems to have southwest colors? size is 3 feet X 2 feet Woven nice but not thick, like a rug, help appreciated toracat

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    1. CanyonRoad, 10 years ago
      Not Native American. The Navajo are the only tribe that weaves rugs, and they use a unique type of loom and weaving technique (an upright loom and a continuous warp) which makes it impossible to weave a rug with fringe on both ends.

      The thick outside edge is also an indication that this was not woven on a Navajo loom. The outside edge warp on a Navajo weaving will consist of only one or two warp threads, not a "bundle" of threads like this.

      This is a dhurrie, from Pakistan or India.
    2. toracat toracat, 10 years ago
      Thank you! I have learned a lot, thanks to you! Yes it is a dhurrie! I like being on CW for this reason! People are kind and share their knowledge! Again CanyonRoad, thanks!

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