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INDEX OF CHARTS FOR MEDIEVAL MIDDLE EASTERN DOUBLE RUNNING STITCH EMBROIDERY
BANDS
WAVE, STRIPE AND DIAPER PATTERNS
SINGLE-COLOR BOX STITCH PATTERNS
RED AND BLUE BOX STITCH PATTERNS
BIRD AND BRANCH PATTERNS
DOUBLE RUNNING STITCH COMBINED WITH OTHER TYPES OF EMBROIDERY
BANDS WITH INSCRIPTION
BANDS:
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Two narrow bands from a doll s robe
Tissus d’Égypte, p. 294-295.
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Narrow band with diagonals
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.570.
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Four narrow patterns from a sampler
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.493.
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Narrow scrolling band
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.516.
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Pseudo-inscription border
The Royal Ontario Museum, Accession number 910.122.25.
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Narrow band with lozenge-derived patterns
Thomas, Textiles from Medieval Egypt, A.D. 300-1300, p. 46.
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Inscription with edging
The Art Institute of Chicago, Accession number 1923.367a.
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Double band of (1)Maltese crosses and (2)reversing flowers
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.543.
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Narrow band of lions
Volbach and Kuehnel, Late Antique, Coptic and Islamic Textiles of Egypt, plate 83.
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Three patterns from a group of four fragments sewn together, possibly for a baby's jacket
Asi-l-Hadath, Lebanon: History of a Grotto, p. 264, plate 7
Momies du Liban, p. 79, p. 244, Had. 89-6-H
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Three double running stitch patterns from a sampler fragment
Asi-l-Hadath, Lebanon: History of a Grotto, p. 265, plate 7
Momies du Liban, p. 244, Had. 89-6
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Double band in double running stitch
Asi-l-Hadath, Lebanon: History of a Grotto, p. 264, plate 7
Momies du Liban, p. 244, Had. 89-6
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Double running stitch band
Asi-l-Hadath, Lebanon: History of a Grotto, p. 264, plate 7
Momies du Liban, p. 244, Had. 89-6
WAVE, STRIPE AND DIAPER PATTERNS:
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Stacked bands of crosses in triangles
Momies du Liban, pp. 76-77, Had. 91-6 B.
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Zigzagging crosses
Errera, Collection d'Anciennes Étoffes Égyptiennes, p. 201, No. 472.
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Central zig-zag pattern from a lid cover
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.422.
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Reversing crosses
Abegg, Apropos Patterns for Embroidery, Lace and Woven Textiles, p. 27, fig. 20.
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S-stripes with border
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.417.
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Stripes of vines and leaves
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.419.
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Band with diagonals
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.423.
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Double wave pattern with Greek stitch border
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1993.187.
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Band of staggered octagons
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.525.
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Grid of lozenges
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.418.
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Grid of rosettes with narrow border
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.524.
SINGLE-COLOR BOX STITCH PATTERNS:
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Two wide geometric bands separated by a narrower band
The Art Institute of Chicago, Accession number 1914.706.
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Lattice band with three additional narrow bands
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number 1175-1900.
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Band wth diagonal zigzags, with second band with filling patterns
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number 804-1898.
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Band of lozenges filled with a grid
The Whitworth Gallery at the University of Manchester, Accession number T.1994.37.
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Wide double band with pinwheels and diamonds
Lamm, Some Mamlūk Embroideries, fig. 3.
RED AND BLUE BOX STITCH PATTERNS:
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Small border with narrow hem covered with satin(?) stitch
The Textile Museum of Canada, Accession number T87.0427.
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Red and blue striped band
Otavsky and Salīm, Mittelalterliche Textilien I: Ägypten, Persien und Mesopotamien, Spanien und Nordafrika, p. 105, No. 66.
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Lattice with blue border band, separated by very narrow bands and spaced cross stitches
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.568.
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Band of diamonds filled with stars
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.565.
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Band of winged diamonds in lozenge grid
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.567.
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Stars in hexagons
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Accession number 48.1055.
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Band of stars and pinwheels
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.569.
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Trellis with border
Tissus d’Égypte, No. 186, p. 289-291.
BIRD AND BRANCH PATTERNS:
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Small birdless branch border
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1993.176.
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Small bird and branch border
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1993.179.
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Small bird and branch pattern
Browne and Wearden, Samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum, p. 26, plate 1.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number T.326-1921.
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Lebanese bird and branch pattern
Momies du Liban, pp. 76-77, Had. 91-6 B.
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Bird and branch pattern
Browne and Wearden, Samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum, p. 26, plate 1.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number T.326-1921.
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Border, possibly for the bird and branch pattern above
Browne and Wearden, Samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum, p. 26, plate 1.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number T.326-1921.
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Border of spaced branches
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1993.180.
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Bird and branch border with floating birds
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1993.181.
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Bird and branch border
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1993.182.
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Bird and branch pattern
Trilling, Aegean Crossroads, p. 24, fig. 8.
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Border of treepods and octagons
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.527.
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Bird and branch pattern with cats
Browne and Wearden, Samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum, p. 26, plate 1.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number T.326-1921.
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Pseudo-Bird and branch pattern
Volbach and Kuehnel, Late Antique, Coptic and Islamic Textiles of Egypt, plate 86.
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Very wide diagonal band with bird and branch border
Trilling, Aegean Crossroads, p. 24, fig. 7.
DOUBLE RUNNING STITCH COMBINED WITH OTHER TYPES OF EMBROIDERY:
NOTE: Several techniques such as cutwork, openwork, pattern-darning, and various filling stitches are often included as part of these double-running stitch embroideries, and in most such pieces
I have attempted to give some idea of the location and appearance of the supplemental embroidery, but due to the limitations in my charting software, it is only an approximation.
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Check pattern
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.450.
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Squares with filling
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.398.
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Rosettes in diamonds
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Accession number 48.1077a-b.
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Lozenge and diagonal band with drawnwork and pattern darning
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.436.
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Narrow band with drawnwork
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.435.
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Band with star in square
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.431.
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Alternating stars and inscription with drawnwork
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.427.a.
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Double band with inscription and openwork
Abegg, Apropos Patterns for Embroidery, Lace and Woven Textiles, p. 27, fig. 19.
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Star in diamond pattern
Browne and Wearden, Samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum, p. 27, plate 2.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number T.135-1928.
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Circles set in a grid
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum , Accession number EA1984.414.
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Wide star and lozenge band with cut and drawn thread work
Ioannou-Yannara, Greek Threadwork: Lace.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number 770-1898.
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Stars and border, with pattern darning
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.415.
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Garment fragment with stars in square
Epstein, Concernynge the Excellency . . ., p. 80.
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Band of stars with turquoise filling
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.468.
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Band with flowers in octagons
Atil, Renaissance of Islam, #123.
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Large octagons with pattern darning
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.430.
BANDS WITH INSCRIPTION:
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Inscription with edging
The Art Institute of Chicago, Accession number 1923.367a.
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Small bird and branch pattern
Browne and Wearden, Samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum, p. 26, plate 1.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession number T.326-1921.
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Bird and branch pattern
Trilling, Aegean Crossroads, p. 24, fig. 8.
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Border of spaced branches
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1993.180.
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Alternating stars and inscription with drawnwork
The Newberry Collection of Islamic Embroideries, The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art, University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum, Accession number EA1984.427.a.
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Double band with inscription and openwork
Abegg, Apropos Patterns for Embroidery, Lace and Woven Textiles, p. 27, fig. 19.
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