Nain 6 La

Made in: Persia
Collection: Nain 6 La
Construction: Hand knotted
Pile material: Wool | Pile height: 0.6 cm
The base color is dark blue
Colors included: Dark blue, cream, beige, dark blue, cream, beige
Size: 248 x 172 cm
Article number: 10948586

Nain rugs are handmade rugs that originate in the city of Nain in Isfahan Province in central Iran. These rugs are known for their very fine workmanship, high knot density and aesthetic beauty. Here are some features and details about Nain rugs:

Materials and Knot Density:

Nain rugs are traditionally made from high quality wool, often combined with silk for added shine and smoothness.

The knot density in a Nain rug is usually high, resulting in detailed and precise patterning. A higher knot density often means a higher quality carpet.

Design and pattern:

Nain carpets are characterized by their delicate and elegant designs. Floral motifs, especially the so-called "Shah Abbasi" pattern, are common.

The color palette ranges from soft beige tones to blue, light blue, red and ivory tones to green tones. These colors give the carpets a timeless elegance.

Manufacturing techniques:

The production of Nain carpets requires craftsmanship and experience. Due to the fine knot density and the complex handwork, the production of a large Nain carpet can take several years.

Sizes and use:

Nain carpets are available in various sizes, from small runners to large room sections.

Due to their elegance and durability, Nain carpets are suitable for all living spaces.

Nain carpets are not only floor coverings, but also works of art that represent the handicraft culture of Persia. Their timeless design and craftsmanship make them sought-after pieces for carpet lovers worldwide.

All our hand-knotted rugs have been professionally washed and treated.
All rugs are individually inspected before they leave our warehouse.
Carefully selected by dedicated and experienced members of our team. We work directly with weavers to promote fair trade and a wide selection.
Hand-knotted by skilled weavers who have preserved the. Cultural heritage passed down from generation to generation.