Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Nain Rug in Wool & Silk

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Pair (2x) Hand-knotted Nain Oriental rugs | Knot density: 9La 45 Raj (approx. 413.000 / m²) | Material: Silk & … Read more Pair (2x) Hand-knotted Nain Oriental rugs | Knot density: 9La 45 Raj (approx. 413.000 / m²) | Material: Silk & virgin wool | Size: 360 x 250 cm | Origin: Nain | Condition: Used Material and workmanship This high-quality oriental rug comes from the renowned province of Nain, known for its excellent rug weaving. The rug is made with 15% silk, giving it a special elegance and a subtle sheen. The pile consists of a combination of wool and silk flowers, while the warp is made of strong cotton yarn. The rug is hand-knotted, contributing to its exceptional durability and resilience. origin and tradition Nain is a region in Middle East renowned for its traditional hand-knotted rugs. These rugs are characterized by their intricate patterns and high knot density. Historically, Nain has been heavily influenced by Middle Eastern culture, which is reflected in the designs and colors of the rugs. The region is known for its use of natural dyes and the combination of wool and silk, which makes the rugs not only visually appealing but also exceptionally durable. design and pattern The rug is a soft cream color, complemented by a beige border that lends the overall look a harmonious appearance. The design features the classic "Lachak Toranj" pattern, typical of the Nain region. This pattern is often symmetrical and incorporates floral and geometric elements, masterfully combined. The fine knot density of 9 La (approx. 45 Raj) ensures that the pattern impresses with its intricate detail while also offering a pleasant feel. Features The rug has a knot density of 9 La, indicating a high-quality piece. This corresponds to approximately 360.000 to 639.999 knots per square meter. The rug is in near-new condition, meaning it is very well preserved and shows no significant signs of wear. It weighs approximately 24 kilograms, which speaks to the high-quality materials used. FAQ How do I care for my oriental rug? To ensure the longevity of an oriental rug, it is important to clean it regularly and protect it from direct sunlight. Professional cleaning is recommended to preserve the colors and structure of the rug. What material is used in oriental rugs? Oriental rugs are often made of wool, silk, or a combination of these materials. The choice of material influences the texture, appearance, and durability of the rug. What is the difference between hand-knotted and machine-made rugs? Hand-knotted rugs are generally of higher quality because they are individually crafted with greater care. They are characterized by intricate patterns and a higher knot density, while machine-made rugs are often less detailed and of lower quality. See less