My point to all this is that due to the lack of sunlight I am not always feeling the best of spirits 24/7 in the winter. I do my best not to let it show at work, but when a cleaning or repair job doesn't meet clients expectations it really affects me.
Since clients do not use our terminology things can happen that they didn't want to. An example of this happened today about an hour ago.
The pictures below are of an indu-persian runner, 2x10 feet. It is a very interesting area rug, as you can see the rug has bright pink coral motifs in the center. This was not a re-dye. It looks like the weaver started with using the coral and ran out, so they changed to an orange. I can tell by the many lines of abrash (colour changes in the wool or dye batches. The colour change is across the width of the rug) that they were using small batches of wool dyed at different times. I would guess that the coral ran out and they couldn't make any more. The coral stops just after the center motifs.
This is the beginning or the rug.
This is the end of the rug with no coral.
The pink coral is the focal point to this rug and is an usual colour to see in an indu-persian wool area rugs, at least in my experience.
Until I get a good sign off line,RugloverMary.
