Ulrich
Schurmann suggested that of all the Caucasian
rugs Zeykhur Kuba rugs are the only ones that are
single wefted. That means that there is one row
of wefts between each row of knots. Caucasian
Rugs page 47. This assertion is problematic
since most experts disagree. Then again there
seems to be a lack of unanimity as to how Zeykhur
rugs are constructed.
Murray
Eiland Jr suggest that they are slightly to
moderately depressed. Oriental
Rugs A Complete Guide page 285.
Hubel describes the wefts as
sinuous which would give a flat back. Hubel,
Reinhard G. The Book of Carpets plates 51 and
52.
Ian
Bennett suggests that Zeykhur have a
depressed back Oriental
Rugs Volume 1 Caucasian page 288.
Ulrich
Schurmann mentioned that white fields are
common and a yellow field (as we see here) is
less common. Caucasian
Rugs page 47.
Zeykhur is south by southeast
of Derbent and 20 miles west of Karagashli. In
Zeikhur, Hali 62, April 1992 pages 85 to 95 Raoul
"Mike" Tschebull explores Zeykhur rugs.
He does not address the question of the wefts.
Murray Eiland Jr
suggest that Zeykhur Rugs may be Tabasaranian. Oriental
Rugs A Complete Guide page 285.
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