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• Khairabad in Uttar Pradesh is a major dhurrie making centre.
• McCoy added a blue, flat dhurrie rug, like an indoor pool.
• He founded a business, Fabindia Ltd ., that bought locally produced items like dhurrie rugs and exported them.
• She finally settled on a 9-foot-by-12-foot dhurrie rug, which cost $ 299.
• Plush pillows, dhurrie carpets, framed photos of family and friends, hand-painted boxes, and candles are everywhere.
• All of the above sit on a dhurrie found on sale at Lord & Taylor, prized by Kelley for its border in a Greek key design.
• The concept of dhurrie is different from a rug or carpet, but since the dhurries serve the same purpose as carpet or rugs they can be described as one.
• In front of the fireplace she arranged an intimate seating area with rose velvet chairs, a blue sofa draped with a woolly afghan and a blue-and-rose dhurrie rug.
• If priorities were more defined, or if a few less dhurrie carpets had been purchased and more time in communications counseling had transpired, there might even have been no movie at all.
• The brass bed has elaborate silk hangings; with it are a dhurrie bedside carpet, a gateleg field table, four monogrammed mahogany Regency chairs with brass inlays, a portable dispatch box, a book cupboard and a washstand.
• In November, the Crafts Museum, opposite the Purana Qila on Mathura Road, ( 91-11 ) 337-1641, will have dozens of dhurrie weavers, potters and other artisans working in a plaza where visitors can talk to them and watch them.