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Persian EmbroideryPersian Embroidery receives its name entirely from the character of the patterns and the colors selected in working them. Rich Oriental hues in great variety are combined in one design, and no effort is made to shade, or to follow the colors of nature. The work is purely conventional. There are no rules to be given regarding the stitches to be used, as any stitch which is adapted to the form of the design may be chosen; The Kensington, Satin and Outline Stitches are oftenest used. A Little HistoryVictorian Persian EmbroideryReturn to top of Persian Embroidery page. Return to Types of Embroidery Return to Home page.
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