gabbeh造句

• Grandly poetic and richly reportorial, " Gabbeh " is " woven with art " ( Lawrence Van Gelder ) . 1996.
• A young woman, bedecked in glistening turquoise silks and also named Gabbeh, springs mystically from the rug and begins recounting her trying tale of love.
• In the 1970s and 1980s, a new interest arose in Europe in Gabbeh rugs, which were initially woven by nomadic tribes for their own use.
• The films _ Gabbeh, A Moment of Innocence, Time of Loving, and Hello Cinema _ were supplied to the Israeli festival by a European distributor.
• Gabbeh carpets are much thicker and coarser than other Persian carpets; sometimes they can be as much as one inch or 2.5 cm in depth.
• Begun as a documentary, " Gabbeh " is a rich feast of waist-high grasslands, rug-strewn oases and snow-dusted mountain passes.
• The story weaves back and forth through time like the gabbeh that is woven during the film and acts as a bookmark for the tragic and joyous events that transpire.
• Initiated in Shiraz during the 1990s by master dyers as Abbas Sayahi, particularly Gabbeh rugs raised much interest when they were first presented at the Great Persian Exhibition in 1992.
• In 2003, he acquired the world s biggest carpet directory from the chemist and collector Gerhard Kebisch and in 2007 the Gabbeh collection of the Swiss collector Georges De Bornet.
• Seen beneath the clear waters of the brook, the old couple's gabbeh depicts a man and a woman on a white horse, small figures against an expansive background.