bedspreads, bedsheets, and aprons.G. Products made by hand paintingThese products belong to the traditional art of China. Typical largely elaborated designs are hand painted on the pillowcases, bedsheets, shawls, scarves, tablecloths, place mats, curtains, bedspreads and sofa covers of various kinds of woven fabrics by artists. Every painting is different and completely done by hand.H. Hand-knotted carpets and rugsThese are made from wool or other animal-hair yarn. Knotsmost commonly used are Senna or Persian knots and Ghiordes or Turkish knots. Chinese hand-knotted carpets enjoy a long history. The traditional patterns used are common to China and occasionally to neighbouring regions of North and Central Asia and mainly consist of typical stylized flora, animals, popular daily necessities, Chinese characters and geometrical motifs.I. Hand-hooked carpets and rugsThese carpets are made by the insertion by hand of textile yarns by means of hooks into a pre-existing woven fabric, thus producing loops or, if the hooks are combined with a cutting device, also operated by hand, to form cut pile.J. Hand-woven carpets and rugsThese are carpets woven on a wooden or iron loom operated by hand with or without tuft piles. These carpets are essentially Chinese Kelem carpets and Tibetan rugs with traditional Chinese patterns.K. Blouses and shirt-blousesThese are woven garments largely embroidered by hand with traditional Chinese designs and colours.L. Pullovers and cardigansThese are knitted or crocheted neither elastic nor rubberized traditional Chinese textile garments. They are largely embroidered by hand with various unique Chinese floral designs and colours.M. Bed blankets, bed covers, bedsheets, bedspreads, pillowcases, tablecloths, cushion covers, doilies, shawls, sofa covers, curtains, guest towels, piano covers, aprons, scarves, handkerchiefs, traycloths and embroidery on woven fabrics in the piece intended to be made up into these articlesThese textile products are made of artificial silk or of a mixture of natural silk and rayon and are largely embroidered by hand with traditional Chinese designs and colours.N. Open-work knitted or crocheted articles entirely made by handThese are garments and other traditional textile products of China.1. The garments consist of pullovers, cardigans, waistcoats, blouses, dresses, sets of pullover plus skirt.2. The other articles consist of shawls, traycloths, curtains, sofa covers, cushion covers, piano covers, handbags,scarves, tablecloths, bedspreads, doilies and gloves.O. Patchwork cotton waistcoats and jacketsThe patchwork cotton waistcoat is a kind of traditional decorative garment which spreads far and wide among the masses of Hunghe River Valley of China. It has the following characteristics:(a) the outside is a piece of material made up of bits of cloth of various sizes, shapes and colours. The inside is of cotton or man-made fibre, padded by hand. The lining is one piece of grey cloth. The waistcoat is sleeveless, completely open at the front and fastened by means of toggles.(b) flowers, animals and insects and sometimes geometrical patterns are its main designs and all of these designs are patched by hand. Definition for jacket is the same as for the waistcoat except that it has long sleeves.P. Handicraft 'tying and dyeing' fabricsThe fabrics are tied with threads as per the desired design and dyed; the threads are cut off after the fabrics have been dyed, and the pattern comes out. The main fabrics used are made of cotton and other vegetable fibre, man-made fibre and their blend.Imports of products of category 97 made by hand are by analogy governed by the provisions set out for imports of products referred to in Protocol B, providing that they conform to the definition given below:'Hand-knotted fishing nets, nettings, net shopping bags made directly of twine, cordage or rope.Hand-knotted made-up fishing nets made of yarn, twine, cordage or rope.'>REFERÊNCIA A UMA IMAGEN>List of traditional folklore textile products obtained in the cottage industry of China >POSIÇÃO NUMA TABELA>PROTOCOL C Pursuant to Article 6 (6) of the Agreement, a quantitative limit may be fixed on a regional basis where imports of a given product into any region of the Community in relation to the amounts determined in accordance with paragraph 2 of the said Article 6 exceed the following regional percentage:Germany // 25,5 %Benelux // 9,5 %France // 16,5 %Italy // 13,5 %Denmark //