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Nain Persian Rug 58 × 77 cm, Wool & Silk, hand-knotted

€ 644

Hand-knotted Nain. Design: Nain | Origin: Iran | Size: 58 × 77 cm (1.9' × 2.5') | Material: cotton warp, new wool, silk | Knot density: 700,000–799,999 knots/m² | Colour: multicolour

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Inventory number: TA1EAC3BCBC

Description

Overview

A Nain from Iran, measuring 58 × 77 cm. That is roughly 0.45 m² of floor, about 1.9' × 2.5'. Nain rugs are traditionally finely knotted, with pale ivory and blue palettes.

Materials and construction

Stated material: cotton warp, new wool, silk. Construction method: hand-knotted. Pile height is given as 7-10mm.

Format and use

The rug is rectangular. A small format, at home in a hallway, beside a bed, or in front of a bench.

Fineness of the knotting

The stated knot density is 700,000–799,999 knots/m². Very fine knotting of this kind takes many times the working hours and shows correspondingly precise pattern work.

On the colourway

The stated colourway is multicolour. With traditionally dyed wool, small variations of tone within one field are normal.

Additional information
Material

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Provenance

Nain

Knot Count (approx.)

approx. 700000, m²

Pile Height (approx.)

7-10mm

Pile

100% New Wool mit Silk

Warp

100% Cotton

Construction

Hand-knotted

Origin

Knot Density

Design Style

Color

Shape

Size

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