1 ch. in.]
2 AND PESHAWAR.
3 191
4 Jamawar, signifies literally a gown-piece. The length of this
5 doth is three and three-quarter gaz, and the breadth one
6 aud a half gaz.
7 This article branches into many varieties,
8 as Khirkhabutha—*
9 large compound flowers, consisting of
10 groups
11 of smaller
12 ones. This is used by the Persians and Affghans.
13 Rupees per piece.
14 Rezabutlxa, small flowers thickly set,
15 ‘200 to 100
16 Thaldar, net-work.
17 500
18 1100
19 Islimi *
20 250
21 400
22 Mehramat
23 150
24 300
25 Khatherast
26 150
27 150
28 Marpech
29 200
30 350
31 Kalmkar
32 300
33 1000
34 Zakhe Augur
35 300
36 500
37 Chaporast
38 300
39 7000
40 Dogul, Seh gul, Chahar gul, &c.
41 500
42 1000
43 Barg he bed
44 250
45 400
46 Gulisant
47 200
48 900
49 Duazdch khat
50 100
51 1500
52 Duazdeh rang
53 800
54 1400
55 Gale parwane
56 300
57 450
58 Kaddhar
59 300
60 2000
61 Kayhamu, Sabzkar, Safed
62 120
63 130
64 These are made by the shawl weaver alone,
65 and go largely into Hindustan, where they are
66 dyed, the small green flowers being previously
67 tied up in hard small knots, so as to be pro¬
68 tected from the action of the dye, and are, of
69 course, when untied, each surrounded by a
70 small white field. Small eyes of spots of ye)-