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Pacific Asia Museum.
Pacific Asia museum is located at
46 North Los Robles Avenue, one half block north
of Colorado Boulevard in downtown Pasadena. For
more information about Pacific Asia museum call
626/449-2742, fax 626/449-2754 www.pacasiamuseum.org/
Pacific Asia Museum. Woven
Jewels, Tibetan Rugs from Southern California
Collections. Pasadena: 1992.
Pacific Asia Museum -
Pasadena, CA
Page, J.
Page, S.
Pahlavi,
Mohammed Reza Shah
Pahlavi, Reza.
Pahlawan,
Abdul Malik
General Abdul Malik Pahlawan or
General Abdul Malik, a former aide to General
Dostum. Upset over the death of his brother
Pahlawan sold out Dostum to the Taliban for
money. He revolted 3 days after Taliban took
Mazar-i-Sharif. Pahlawan ordered the execution of
about 3,000 Taliban prisoners. He allowed raping,
looting and genocide by his men.
Abdul Malik also sold out Ismail
Khan to the Taliban at a May 18, 1997 breakfast
meeting that was actually an ambush.
Paiwand,
Shir Khosrow.
Paiwand has an important personal
collection of Rugs from Afghanistan. He is
an expert on Baluch and the other weaving groups
of Afghanistan.
Parsons,
R. D. Oriental Rugs Volume 3 The Carpets of
Afghanistan.
Trusted
Resource List - Rug & Carpet Dealers Outside
The U.S.
New Turkoman and Baluch Rug Shop
Opens in Toronto
On a recent trip to Canada, we
were pleased to visit Shir Paiwand, one of our
rug dealer friends from Afghanistan, who has
recently opened a rug shop in Toronto. In Kabul
he stressed condition in his inventory of old
rugs and this is still true of his current
inventory. It has been s time since we have been
in a rug shop in the United States or Canada with
as extensive an inventory of new and old Baluch
and Turkoman rugs, and it was a pleasant
experience. We saw some roomsize Turkoman and
Baluch pieces of a quality; condition, and age
that we have not seen for years. Certainly recent
shipments from Afghanistan that we have seen had
little to compare with these. We wish Paiwand
well and encourage readers to visit the shop when
in Toronto:
Herat Rugs
234 Queen Street East Toronto,
Ontario M5A 1S3
Telephone: 416-360-4431
George O'Bannon Rug Notes, 8/4
(http://www.rugreview.com/84h.htm)
Paksoy, H. B. D.
Phil.
Paktia
Pal,
Pratapaditya.
The Dr. Pratapaditya Pal Page
Palestine
Islamic Jihad
The PIJ, or Palestine Islamic
Jihad. Formed among the militant Palestinians in
the Gaza Strip during the 1970s, this group is
committed to the creation of an Islamic
Palestinian state and the destruction of Israel
through holy war. The PIJ regards the United
States as an enemy because of its support for
Israel.
Palestinian
Liberation Organization
The PLO or Palestinian Liberation
Organization was once more radical then it is
today. The PLO transitioned from Terrorism to
Government and today no longer merit's inclusion
on a terrorist list.
The PLO is a union of many
closely aligned groups with similar aims.
The PLO is an umbrella
organization composed of several groups with
diverse ideologies that have as their common goal
the achievement of a Palestinian state. The PLO
is governed by its parliament, the Palestine
National Council (PNC), which is made up of
representatives from the PLO member groups as
well as independent members. The real power is
heald by the 15 member Executive Committee that
meets regularly and functions much like a board
of directors.
Palmer, Alan,
Palmer, Alan, The Decline and
Fall of the Ottoman Empire, New York, Barnes and
Noble Books, 1992.
Pankisi Gorge
Pap, Peter.
Pardaghy
Parham, Cyrus.
Parson, T.
Parsons,
Richard D.
Parsons has written the single
best book on the rugs of Afghanistan. He
was the buyer for OCM and has a detailed
knowledge of what was in the Afghan market in the
1970s.
He now operates a carpet shop in
Hong Kong.
Parsons,
R. D. Oriental Rugs Volume 3 The Carpets of Afghanistan.
1990, 3rd ed.,
Oriental Rugs Vol.3
- Afghanistan
The author provides a new introduction
and two additional chapters dealing with the huge refugee
problem and consequent changes in carpet production.
Forty supplementary colour plates
illustrate and enhance this new material which, combined
with the original text and illustrations, guide the keen
collector and the first-time buyer through a labyrinth of
fascinating choices.
Author Richard Parsons, for many years
buyer in Afghanistan for the well-known firm O.C.M.
(London) Ltd., treats the reader to not only a veritable
feast of carpets and rugs, all with their attendant
tribal origins and motifs vividly explained, but also to
a fascinating journey through the history of a diverse,
colourful, multiracial country.
The author shares his respect and
admiration for Afghanistan’s stoic people, who
somehow, despite political upheavals, forced
resettlement, a harsh climate, and often primitive
nomadic living conditions, manage to fashion exquisite
works of art which reflect their pride in their
many-faceted heritage. Afghan rugs, which are instantly
appealing due to their traditional colours and bold
designs, open up a whole new vista for the collector,
from sumptuous piled purdahs to flat woven prayer rugs.
The Author
On completing his National Service in Egypt, Richard
Parsons spent some time with the Colonial Service, before
joining a Mining Finance house and working for several
years in West Africa before being posted to Teheran. Here
he fell in love with Oriental carpets and on completion
of his assignment in Iran, faced with the prospect of a
London office, he abandoned his career for the carpet
trade, to the consternation of his family and friends.
He subsequently joined the prestigious
firm of Oriental Carpet Wholesalers in the U.K., whose
agents buy from all over the carpet- making world for
sale in the U.K. and redistribution all over the world.
After training at the London warehouse and in Iran, he
was sent to Afghanistan as assistant buyer. He soon took
over full responsibilities staying on in Afghanistan
until 1979, when that country was occupied by the Soviet
Union, then went as buyer to Pakistan, where he lived and
worked until the end of 1981. Richard Parsons now works
in Hong Kong.
His knowledge and love of Afghan rugs
have prompted him to devote a great deal of time
researching, writing and recording for posterity the
details of rug production and tribal history in that
remote but beautiful country.1851491449
Parvizian
Atlantic Realty Companies
recently acquired a retail property at the corner
of Wisconsin and Woodmont Avenues in the
Bethesda, MD central business district. Known as
the home of Parvizian Rugs and the defunct Bell
Laundry, the three contiguous buildings covering
41,000 sq.ft. will be renovated and renamed
Bethesda Corner. The site is presently 50%
occupied. The seller was Metropolitan Properties
and financing was provided by Crestar Bank.
For more information, contact Charlie Nulsen at
(703-760-9500). Issue
Number 14
Home Furnishings by Parvizian has
taken over the former Artefact space at 4901
Richmond near the West Loop.
Gus Parvizian has come out of
retirement to purchase the 18,000-square-foot
building for $2.7 million. Parvizian is planning
to add 7,000 square feet to the store, which is
scheduled to open in January.
Parvizian Masterpiece Oriental
Rugs opened in Houston 23 years ago, but
Parvizian's new venture will offer furniture for
the first time, along with some of the company's
handmade rugs.
The store will feature top-end
furniture from the United States, France, Italy
and Spain. Designer services also will be
available to customers. Kmart's blue light growing dimmer
as potential closures loom - 2002-11-11 - Houston
Business Journal
Parvizian, Abdi.
Mr. & Mrs. Abdi Parvizian
hired Suburban Video to record their daughter's
Persian Wedding Celebration at the ANA Hotel,
Washington DC. Our experience with a wide
variety and number of ethnic weddings allowed
Suburban Video to provide the exact type of video
coverage required during these artistic and
complicated events. The Bride ordered our
Crystal Reel Highlight Version, which is an
elegantly-styled and creative rendering of the
affair fit for broadcast on television.
Suburban Video mixed Persian and American music
to cover the highlights, and added live audio
from the vows along with slow motion, layered
dissolves and Black & White sections of video
footage. "The Parvizian Crystal
Reel" was 23 minutes of the most beautiful
wedding footage we have ever produced, and is an
excellent example of Suburban Video's position as
being 'The Standard' when it comes to Top Quality
Wedding Video Production! Persian Wedding at The ANA Hotel
in Washington DC
Pashtun
The principle ethno-linguistic
group in Afghanistan,
they speak variations of Western Pashto. In the
north the they are called Pahktuns and in the
south are called Pashtuns. They are related but
distinct from the Pathans
of Pakistan.
Dialects: Ghilzai, Durani. The
Ghilzai speakers are nomadic and 24% of the
national population. The Durani, 16%, live in
permanent settlements. Ethnologue Afghanistan
The clans are: Mohmandi, Ghilzai,
Durani, Yusufzai, Afridi, Kandahari (Qandahari),
Waziri, Chinwari (Shinwari), Mangal, Wenetsi.
Kandahari is the standard dialect. Ethnologue Afghanistan
Pashtun
Sleeping Rug
Pashtunistan
Pathan
Paton, Sam,
Paquin, Gerard.
Sheila Payne.
Pazaryk Carpet
The Pazaryk Carpet was found
frozen in ice in Kurgen V in the Altai Mountains
of Siberia by a Russian archeologist named S.
Rudenko. C14 dating indicated the rug is 2500
years old.
The rug is wool on wool 1.98 m by
1.83 m.
3600 knots per sq. Dm. (aprox.
200 KPSI)
The rug was originally thought to
be Persian, Anatolian, or Armenian but now on the
basis of dye analysis by Harald Bohmer
it is most likely that the Pazaryk Carpet was
made in the area in which it was found.
Principle red dye - Polish
Kermis.
Ulrich
Schurmann, The
Pazaryk.
Bohmer, Harald, "Dyeing For
Color" Ghereh, September 1997 pg. 7.
Stronach, David.
"Patterns of Prestige in the Pazaryk
Carpet." In Oriental Carpet And Textile
Studies. IV, 1993,
Peacock Rug
Peacock Throne
Pearson, J. D.
Pearson, J. D. A Bibliography of
the Architecture, Arts and Crafts of Islam:
Second Supplement, January 1972--December 1980.
Cairo: AUC, 1984.
Peck, W. H.
Pedersen, G.
Pendjikent
Pepsi
Persepolis
A city or ceremonial site that
dates to the time of Cyrus the Great.
It was first assumed that it was
a city but now it appears as if it may only have
had ceremonial purposes. It is noted for its
extravagant stone sculpture
Petherbridge,
Guy.
Bosch, Gulnar, John Carswell, and
Guy Petherbridge. Islamic Bindings and
Bookmaking. Exhibition catalogue. Chicago, 1981.
Petsopoulos,
Yanni
Yanni Petsopoulos, London,
England.
Studied at the Architectural
Association in London. Extensive travels in the
Middle East to study Islamic architecture and
art.
In Praise of Allah, Catalogue of
a Prayer Kilim exhibition, London, 1974.
The Undiscovered Kilim,
co-author, London, 1976.
Kilims - a Traditional Art, with
M. Franses, Fribourg, 1978.
"Turkish Flatweaves".
Washington DC: ICOC 1980.
Petsopoulos, Y. and Balpinar, B.
Kilims. Masterpieces From Turkey. 1991,
Petsopoulos, Y. Kilims. 1979,
Petsopoulos, Yanni. Kilims:
Flat-Woven Tapestry Rugs New York: Rizzoli 1979
Petsopoulos, Yanni, ed. Tulips,
Arabesques and Turbans: Decorative Arts from the
Ottoman Empire. New York: Abbeville Press, 1982.
From Cyprus to Munich
Peterson, Bengt.
Peterson, Bengt. "Blue and
White Imitation Pottery from the Ghaibi and
Related Workshops in Mediaeval Cairo" in
Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern
Antiquities, Stockholm. Vol. 52. 1980. 65-88.
Peterson, Bengt. "Sherds of
Blue and White Imitation Pottery from Mediaeval
Cairo" in Medelhavsmuseet Bulletin. Vol. 17.
1982. 59-68. The Museum of Mediterranean and Near
Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm.
Petillo,
Liz Callison.
Petry, Carl F.
Pevzner, S. B.
Pevzner, S. B. "Egipetskaia
mednaia chasha XV" in Soobshcheniia
Gosudarstvennogo Ermitazha. Vol. 11. 1957. 55-56.
Additional title in table of contents:
"Coupe egyptienne en cuivre du XV siecle
Pevzner, S. B. "Egipetskaia
mednaia misochka XIV v." in Soobshcheniia
Gosudarstvennogo Ermitazha. Vol. 10. 1956. 43-45.
Additional title in table of contents:
"Petit bassin egyptien en cuivre du XIV
siecle
Pevzner, S. B. "K voprosu o
proizvodstve thaney v Egipte v XIII-XV vv."
in Issledovaniya po istorii kul'tury narodov
Vostoka. Sbornik v chest' Akademika I. A. Orbeli.
Moscow and Leningrad, 1960. 404-412.
Philadelphia
Museum of Art
The PMA has a very significant
collection of classical carpets.
Benjamin Franklin Parkway and
26th Street | Philadelphia, PA 19130
(215) 763-8100 | TTY: (215) 684-7600
http://www.philamuseum.org/
Museum Hours:
Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday and Friday evenings until 8:45 p.m.
Closed Mondays and legal holidays.
Ellis, Charles Grant. Oriental
Carpets in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia.
Oriental Rugs at The Philadelphia
Museum of Art
Phillips, B.
Philon, Helen.
Wife of the Greek Ambassador to
the United States, Alexander Philon.
Independent scholar based in
Washington, former art historian and museum
curator.
Philon, Helen. "A Mamluk
Deposition from the Cross" in
Graeco-Arabica. Vol. 2. 1983. 265-273.
Philon, Helen Helen Philon ;
foreword, Angelos Delivorias ; preface, Ernst J.
Grube ; an essay on the inscriptions, Manijeh
Bayani-Wolpert ; a technical note, R. E. Jones ;
drawings by T. Townsend Walford ; photographs by
Vanessa Stamford Early Islamic ceramics :ninth to
late twelfth centuries Islamic Art Publications
;Totowa, N.J. :Distributed by Sotheby Parke
Bernet Publications,1980.
Out & About
Research Presentation (Freer and
Sackler Galleries), Ahmed Shah's Tomb in Bidar:
Rustic Deccani or Urban Elitist?
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL
STUDIES AT ATHENS, GENNADIUS LIBRARY TRUSTEE.
Photos
Piaskowski, Jerzy.
Pickering,
Brooke.
Pickering,
William Russell.
Pinder-Wilson, Ralph H.
Mr. Ralph Hutchinson
Pinder-Wilson, Department of Oriental Antiquities
The British Museum, London WC1
Former Visiting Fellows All
Souls. 1967-1968
Pinder-Wilson, Ralph H.
"Review of A Bibliography of the
Architecture, Arts and Crafts of Islam, to 1st
January 1960, by K. A. C. Creswell" in
BSOAS. Vol. 25. 1962. 609-610.
Pinder-Wilson, Ralph H. Persian Painting of the Fifteenth
Century. Faber & Faber. [1958]
Pinder-Wilson, Ralph H
Paintings from the Muslim courts of India. 1976
G.R.D. King, “The sculptures
of the pre-Islamic haram at Makka”, From
Kabul to Cairo, Studies in honour of Ralph
Pinder-Wilson. 2002.
Pinder-Wilson-, Ralph. "The
Persian Garden: Bagh and Chahar Bagh." In
The Islamic Garden. Ed. Elizabeth B. Macdougall
and Richard Ettinghausen, pp. 69-86. Washington,
DC: Dumbarton Oaks, 1976.
Lane, Arthur; Ralph
Pinder-Wilson. Later Islamic Pottery. Persia,
Syria, Egypt, Turkey. 1957.
Pinkwart, Doris.
Pinkwart, Doris and Steiner,
Elisabet. "The Conservative Approach of
Northwest Anatolian Yoruk Women to their
Traditional Weaving". Hamburg/Berlin ICOC7
1993.
Pinkwart, D. & E. Steiner.
Bergama Cuvallari, Decorated Sacks of the Yoruks
in Northwestern Turkey.
Pinner, Lesley.
The late Lesley Pinner, wife of
Robert Pinner, London England.
Compiler of Index Kewensis, the
premier publication of The Royal Botanic Gardens,
Kew. One of her main interests was in the
structure and technique of rugs and, apart from
her own publications, she has contributed
structure analyses to many others.
Prominent Turkoman collector and
expert including the lesser known Uzbek, Kirghis
and Kazakh tribes of Central Asia.
"Tekke Pile Rugs".
Washington DC: ICOC 1980.
Pinner, Robert.
Pir
Pittenger,
Robert.
Ploier, H.
Pohl-Schillings,
H.
Pohl-Schillings, H. E. &
Ford, P. R. J. Persische Flachgewebe. 1987,
Pohl-Schillings, Hans E.:
Aussergewohnliche Orienteppiche III. ; Koln:
1989.
Pohl-Schillings. H. E.
Aussergewohnliche Orienteppiche. VI. 1992,
Pohl-Schillings, H.
Aussergewohnliche Orienteppiche VII. 1993,
Pohl-Schillings, H. et al.
Persian Flatweaves, Pictures of Iran. Koln: 1994.
Pohl-Schillings, H., Najmadbadi,
S. & Meyer, H. Persische Flachgewebe. Bilder
Aus Iran / Persian Flatweaves.
Pohl-Schillings, H. E.
Aussergewohnliche Orienteppiche IV. n.d. (1990),
Pohl-Schillings, H. E.
Aussergewohnliche Orienteppiche V. n.d. (1991),
Poldi
Pezzoli Hunting carpet
Polo, Marco.
Marco Polo left Venice in 1270
and returned in 1295. Polo claimed to have
traveled to Yuan (Mongol) China and spent 17
years in the service of Kublai Khan the Yuan
emperor and grandson of Cinggis Qan.
The story of his travels were
recorded by Rustichiello of Pisa in a Genoese
prison where he was incarcerated with Polo in
about 1300.
Marco Polo encountered the
Qaraunus or Nicudari in 1271. Morgan,
The Mongols. Page 95.
Marco Polo praised the carpets of
Kerman as a marvel to see
in 1270.
Polonaise
Carpets & Rugs
Poole,
Elizabeth C.
Now with www.eruggallery.com
Elizabeth C. Poole Formerly
Carpet Expert Christie's New York. She replaced
James Ffrench. She was formerly with
Butterfield's in San Francisco.
I always had a difficult reaching
Ffrench by phone and when Miss Poole replaced him
I did not fare any better getting my calls
answered. Needless to say I stopped calling. I
must note however when I see her she is very
nice.
Member San Francisco Bay Area Rug
Society, the Textile Museum, as well as the New
York Hajji's
Major Changes at Christie's
Trusted
Resource List - Auction Houses.
Ponchio, Paolo.
Popalzai Tribe
The Popalzai tribe was the
founding tribe of Durrani Pashtuns. The founder
of the confederation was Saddo Malik who
organized the tribes under Shah
Abbas. He was given control of the local
tribes in exchange for keeping the road safe from
Herat to Kandahar. The coalition became the
Durrani Pashtuns later and the elite tribe was
the Popalzai. The elite clan of the Popalzai are
the Saddozai (sons of Saddo the founder). The
Saddozai lost control of the tribal confederation
and the Durrani empire in 1818 when it passed to
the Mohamadzai clan of the Ghilzai.
The Saddozai clan and the
Popalzai tribe are led by Hamid Karzai
son of the late Ahad Khan
Karzai. Even though King Zahir Shah is
a Mohamadzai he is close to the Karzai family and
is married to a blood relative of the current
chief Hamid
Karzai.
The Popalzai are strongest in the
Provinces of Kandahar,
Uruzgan, Helmand and Ghor.
Pope,
Arthur Upham.
Porter
It is customary to refer to the
men whose job it is to handle the carpets as
Porters. These men may roll, unroll, deliver,
flip etc... the carpets.
Porters do not act as salesmen
but salesmen often act as Porters.
Tipping Porters is customary if
they perform a personal service such as loading
or unloading your car for you. Salesmen are not
tipped.
Porter, Yves,
Porter, Yves, (trans. S. Butani),
Painters, Paintings, and Books: An Essay on
Indo-Persian Technical Literature, 12-19th
Centuries, (New Delhi: 1994).
Posener, G.
Powell Avril. A.
Dr. A. A. Powell Room 309.
E-mail: ap5@soas.ac.uk
Senior Lecturer in the History of South Asia
SOAS, University of London UK.
Powell, Avril A. Muslims and
Missionaries in Pre-Mutiny India. University of
Hawaii Press, 1996.
Price, Steven.
Price,
William T.
Dr William Price is a prominent
Texas Cardiologist and one of the elder statesmen
of the rug world. Price was a Hajji Baba member
in the club's McMullan days. Price assembled a
major collection which he donated to a Museum in
San Antonio. He also donated his equally (or
more) important Asian sculpture to the same
museum.
The Joseph
V. McMullan Award
Price
William T. Divine Images and Magic Carpets.
Pringle, Denys.
Pringle, Denys.
"Thirteenth-Century Pottery from the
Monastery of St. Mary of Carmel" in Levant.
Vol. 16. 1984. 91-111.
Pringle, Denys. "The
Medieval Pottery of Palestine and Transjordan
(A.D. 636-1500): An Introduction, Gazetteer and
Bibliography" in Medieval Ceramics. Vol. 5.
1981. 45-60.
Prisse d'Avennes,
Prisse d'Avennes, Achille
Constant Théodore Émile. Arab Art as Seen
through the Monuments of Cairo from the 7th
Century to the 18th. London: Al Saqi/Paris: Le
Sycomore, 1983.
Prisse d'Avennes, Achille
Constant Théodore Émile. L'art arabe d'après
les monuments du Kaire depuis le VIIe siècle
jusqu'à la fin du XVIIIe. Paris: A. Morel, 1877.
Reprinted in four volumes: Beirut: Eastern Art,
1974.
Pritsak, Omeljan.
Pritsak, Omeljan. "Review of
Manuel arabe de la langue des Turcs et des
Kiptchaks à l'époque de l'État Mamlouk, by
Ananiasz Zajaczkowski" in Der Islam. Vol.
32. 1957. 362-365.
Pritsak, Omeljan. "Review of
Vocabulaire arabe-kiptchak de l'époque de
l'État mamelouk: "Bulgat al-Mustaq fi Lugat
at-Turk wa-l-Qifz²aq", by Ananiasz
Zajaczkowski" in Der Islam. Vol. 32. 1957.
362-367.
Pritsak, Omeljan. "Das
Kiptschakische" in Philologiae Turcicae
Fundamenta. Deny, Jean et al. (edited by). Vol.
1. Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner, 1959. 74-87.
Provenance
Provenance as it applies to
Oriental rugs is a concept used in appraisals
that who owned a piece of art and the associated
history of the piece affect the estimate of
value. For instance, rugs that were not valuable
as rugs sold for a great deal of money in the
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis estate sale at
Sotheby’s because of the Kennedy Provenance.
Therefore, a previous owner may increase the
value. This also comes into play in establishing
legitimate ownership. If you had a rug that was
looted from Jews by the Nazi Germans that
provenance would decrease the value since the rug
could (should) be restored to its rightful
owners.
See Carpets
of the Treasure Train
Prost, Claude.
Purdah
Purdey,
Veronica,
Purdey, Veronica, Database &
Circulation Consultant, Hali The International
Magazine of Antique Carpet and Textile Art.
Purdon, Nick.
Purdon, Nicholas, Former Senior
Editor, Hali The International Magazine of
Antique Carpet and Textile Art.
"Rug Literature Today"
Denver: ACOR4 Focus Session, 1998.
Rumored to have left Hali to work
with Alan Marcuson on an Internet venture that
should debut at the beginning of 1999.
Nick Purdon Editor and Content
Director www.cloudband.com
Nick Purdon later left Cloudband
and went back to school.
Purdon,
Richard.
Pushti
J. Barry O'Connell Jr.
Copyright Barry O'Connell 2004 - 2006.
Last revised: April 09, 2008.
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