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Kashan|kəˈʃɑːn|
Also Keshan.
The name of a province and town in central Iran, used (freq. attrib.) to designate a finely woven rug, usu. of wool or silk, made there.
1905M. C. Ripley Oriental Rug Bk. 305 Kashan rugs. 1920C. J. D. May How to identify Persian Rugs v. 61 Sarouks... The student may regard these merely as a slightly inferior grade of Kashan. 1931A. U. Dilley Oriental Rugs & Carpets iv. 122 Kashan rugs, always important, were so far unrecognized as a separate weaving thirty years ago that no mention of them was made in the first modern rug books. 1960H. Hayward Antique Collecting 157/1 Kashan carpets, Persian carpets in which medallion and prayer designs predominate, woven in wool or silk. 1962Times 12 June 20/1 (Advt.), A beautiful and rare carved silk Keshan rug{ddd}a superb natural Keshan carpet. 1962C. W. Jacobsen Oriental Rugs ii. 230 In the 20 nearby villages..Kashans are woven which are equal to those made in the city itself. 1963L. Deighton Horse under Water xxxviii. 150 I'm leaving before I vomit over your beautiful Kashan carpet. 1967J. Morgan Involved 126 Thomas looked up from an all-silk Kashan rug he was lying on. |