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Mudjur|ˈmʊdʒʊə(r)|
Also Mujur.
The name of a city in central Turkey, used, freq. attrib., to designate rugs made there, usu. with deep borders and prayer arch designs.
1913W. A. Hawley Oriental Rugs xvi. 290 Figures of vandykes, which are seen in some Anatolians and Mudjurs, are also a constant feature of Ladiks. 1931A. U. Dilley Oriental Rugs & Carpets vi. 165 Mujur..prayer rugs [are distinguished] by central panels covered by ‘flight-of-stairs roofs’. 1959Chambers's Encycl. III. 137/2 Mujurs, with long pile and glowing reds and greens, can be sumptuous little rugs. 1967[see Kir-Shehr]. 1972P. L. Phillips tr. F. Formenton's Oriental Rugs & Carpets 86 Mudjur carpets are different from Yuruk not only in the fact that they are designed as prayer rugs, but also because of the different colour tones. |