Florence: Asiaoccidentale, [2012]. 26 color plates showing 12 examples. Dealer exhibition catalog of Berber rag rugs woven with Boucherouite yarns with two essays on the subject. Technical analysis. English/Italian text. [SORB N-7]. More

Graz: Blazek, 2010. 95 color plates. Exhibition and sales catalog of these wild and colorful Moroccan rag rugs. With contributions by Miriam Ali de Unzaga, Paul Vandenbroeck, Randall Morris, and Ben Evans. More

Abu Dhabi: 5 Continents Editions, 2010. Massive TDIC, Abu Dhabi exhibition catalog. Fully illustrated in color including 155 color plates of Central Asian textiles, 86 are of North African and 9 of Kohistan/Swat Valley. English/Arabic text. The binding is weak on all published copies due to manufacturer's defect. More

Washington: The Textile Museum, 1980. 60 color plates 85 black and white. Limited edition of GWO 1883. 10 scholarly studies comprise this major Textile Museum exhibition catalog of flatwoven and piled rugs from Morocco. More

Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1932. 50 plates, (3 folded, 4 color relief halftones). GWO 1887. A standard work on Algerian rugs and kilims with a wide variety of types and designs. Plates include both design diagrams (with color key on separate leaf), and illustrations of actual weavings. From the series "Collection..... More

Knoxville: Frank H. McClung Museum, University of Tennessee / Near Eastern Art Research Center, 1991. 36 color plates. GWO 1893. University of Tennessee exhibition catalog which includes rugs, saddle bags, embroidery and costume. More

Stuttgart: Arnoldsche, 2002. 160 color plates. Three year field research in the Anti-Atlas mountains cataloging these henna dyed textiles. English/German text. On their travels in the Anti-Atlas mountains of southern Morocco, Annette and Marcel Korolnik-Andersch discovered a form of textile design which has hitherto been all but overlooked: textiles painted..... More

Washington DC: National Publishing Company, 1957. 10 color plates 39 black and white. GWO 1895. Textile Museum catalogue raisonne of Mamluk and Egyptian Ottoman rugs and fragments described and shown in detail. Important work of a major collection. [CSROT 7000]. More

Borås: Högskolan i Borås, 2004. 17 color plates 2 black and white. Scarce account of a flatwoven rug based on textile designs from Tutankhamun's tomb and woven as it would have been in the pharaoh's time (c. 1323 BC) by Bedouin women at the famous oasis of Siwa. More

Tunis: Office National de l'Artisinat Tunisie, (1960?). 72 color plates. GWO 1908. National Handicrafts Office of Tunisia publication. Shows modern programmed lines from 8 weaving areas. Minimal French text. More

Paris: Paul Geuthner, 1975. 64 laid in black and white plates. GWO 1924. 32 plates of rugs and 32 scale pattern drawings plus 28 illustrations in laid-in text. More

Alger: Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, 1975. 95 color plates 3 black and white. A study on the origins and prospect of Algerian weaving including carpets undertaken by the government. More