Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Nain Rug in Wool & Silk

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Hand-knotted Nain Habibian rug, signed | Knot density: 9La 42 Raj (approx. 420000 knots/m²) | Material: Wool & Silk | … Read more Hand-knotted Nain Habibian rug, signed | Knot density: 9La 42 Raj (approx. 420000 knots/m²) | Material: Wool & Silk | Size: 205 x 345 cm | Color: Cream Freshly hand-knotted Nain rug Material and workmanship The hand-knotted Nain rug is distinguished by its use of high-quality materials. The pile is a blend of wool and silk, providing not only a luxurious feel but also durability and resilience. The warp is made of robust cotton thread, ensuring stability and structure. The knot density is 9 La, which corresponds to approximately 360.000–639.999 knots per square meter. This fine knotting technique allows for detailed patterns and an appealing visual effect. origin and tradition The rug originates from the city of Nain, a region in Middle East renowned for its long tradition of rug weaving. Nain rugs are distinguished by their exquisite craftsmanship and the use of the finest materials. Historically, this region was heavily influenced by the Safavid dynasty, which elevated rug making to an art form. The typically Middle East patterns and designs are often inspired by nature and reflect the cultural values ​​and traditions of the region. design and pattern The rug features an elegant design known as Lachak and Toranj. These patterns are traditional Middle Eastern designs that incorporate harmonious symmetries and floral motifs. The rug's base color is a soft cream, while the border is a delicate beige. This color combination allows for versatile use in various interior design styles and creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Features The rug is in new condition, meaning it's in perfect working order and ready to be added to your home. The use of approximately 15% silk in the pile gives the rug a special smoothness and a subtle sheen that is particularly noticeable when the light changes. The knot density of 9 La ensures a high level of detail in the pattern reproduction and a pleasantly soft feel underfoot. FAQ How do I properly care for my Nain rug? To prolong the life of your Nain rug, it should be cleaned regularly. Use a vacuum cleaner without a brush attachment to protect the pile. Stains should be dabbed immediately with a damp cloth and not rubbed. What makes Nain rugs so special? Nain rugs are known for their fine knotting technique and high-quality materials. The combination of wool and silk gives them not only a luxurious appearance but also exceptional durability. Where can I buy Nain rugs? Nain rugs are available in specialty rug shops and online. Be sure to buy from trusted dealers to ensure the rug's authenticity and quality. See less