According to master marbler Galen Berry, the pattern on this tie sold by the Smithsonian is called "Gel-git" (hard g's), which is Turkish for "coming and going."
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2 comments:
Amazing!
It is an exciting dynamic pattern -I like it .I like the way it was named ,too. Sometimes it happened to me as well giving an oriental name to my necktie design ... e.g .Anandalahari a sanskrit word..
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