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Although geometric patterns were fashionable in all media throughout the Islamic world, examples in textiles are the most abundant from Islamic Spain. In this fragment, gold-thread strapwork interlaces to form stars above columns that frame colorful palmette leaves in a fine tapestry weave.

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            "citation": "Guiffrey, Jules, and Gaston Migeon. <em>La collection Kelekian. Étoffes &amp; tapis d'Orient &amp; de Venise</em>. Paris: Librairie centrale des beaux-arts, 1900.",
            "page_number": "pl. 20"
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            "citation": "May, Florence Lewis. <em>Silk Textiles of Spain, Eighth to Fifteenth Century</em>. New York: Printed by order of the trustees, the Hispanic Society of America, 1957.",
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