Assertion: rug's knot | /r/HasProperty | symmetrical
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text: Anatolian rugs are most often tied with symmetrical knots, which were so widely used in the area that Western rug dealers in the early 20th century adopted the term "Turkish" or "Ghiordes" knot for the technique.
text: Qashqai rugs use asymmetric knots, while Gabbeh rugs woven by Qashqai more often use symmetric knots.
text: Qashqai rugs use asymmetric knots, while Gabbeh rugs woven by Qashqai more often use symmetric knots.
text: Knots are symmetrical or asymmetrical.
text: Persian carpets are mainly woven with two different knots: The symmetrical Turkish or "Giordes" knot, also used in Turkey, the Caucasus, East Turkmenistan, and some Turkish and Kurdish areas of Iran, and the asymmetrical Persian, or Senneh knot, also used in India, Turkey, Pakistan, China, and Egypt.
text: Most rugs from Anatolia utilize the symmetrical Turkish double knot.
text: Their weaving technique is similar to other Persian rugs, I.E symmetrical knots.
text: Knots are symmetrical.
text: Knots are symmetrical.
text: The pile is wool, sometimes undyed camel hair, the knots being symmetrical, the warps not depressed.
text: The pile is wool, sometimes undyed camel hair, the knots being symmetrical, the warps not depressed.
text: The knots are symmetrical, at a density of 60 to over 200 per square inch (930–2100/ dm2), rarely even over 400 (6200/ dm2).
text: Knots are symmetrical or asymmetrical.
text: These knots may be either symmetrical or asymmetrical.
text: Carpets produced in France employ the symmetrical knot.
text: Most rugs from other provenances use the asymmetric, or Persian knot.
text: Knots are asymmetric, open to the left.
text: The knots are asymmetric.
text: Rugs knit an asymmetric knot, open to the right, with a knitting hook similar to the Tabriz type
text: Rugs knit an asymmetric knot, open to the right, with a knitting hook similar to the Tabriz type
text: Rugs knit an asymmetric knot, open to the right
text: The term "Senneh knot" is somewhat misleading, as rugs are woven with symmetric knots in the town of Senneh.
text: The term "Senneh knot" is somewhat misleading, as rugs are woven with symmetric knots in the town of Senneh.
text: Carpets woven in this region mainly use the symmetric knot.
text: These knots may be either symmetrical or asymmetrical.
text: These rugs, like the Mamlūk and Ottoman carpets of Egypt, were made with the asymmetrical knot.
text: Persian carpets are mainly woven with two different knots: The symmetrical Turkish or "Ghiordes" knot, also used in Turkey, the Caucasus, East Turkmenistan, and some Turkish and Kurdish areas of Iran, and the asymmetrical Persian, or Senneh knot, also used in India, Turkey, Pakistan, China, and Egypt.
text: Most rugs from Anatolia utilize the symmetrical Turkish double knot.