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Nain Persian Rug 87 × 202 cm, Wool, hand-knotted

€ 1374

Nain, hand-knotted. Design: Nain | Origin: Iran | Size: 87 × 202 cm (2.9' × 6.6') | Material: cotton warp, new wool | Knot density: 500,000–599,999 knots/m² | Colour: blue / Türkis

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Description

The piece in short

Hand-knotted in Iran: a Nain of 87 × 202 cm. That is roughly 1.76 m² of floor, about 2.9' × 6.6'. Nain rugs are traditionally finely knotted, with pale ivory and blue palettes.

Construction

Stated material: cotton warp, new wool. It is entirely hand-knotted. Pile height is given as 10-12mm.

Where it fits

The format suits the space in front of a sofa, a small dining table, or a study.

Knot density and quality

The stated knot density is 500,000–599,999 knots/m². Very fine knotting of this kind takes many times the working hours and shows correspondingly precise pattern work.

How it reads

Colour is recorded as blue / Türkis. Handmade rugs always show slight colour shifts from knot to knot — that is a mark of hand work, not a defect.

Additional information
Material

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Provenance

Nain

Knot Count (approx.)

approx. 500.000, m²

Pile Height (approx.)

10-12mm

Pile

100% New Wool

Warp

100% Cotton

Construction

Hand-knotted

Origin

Knot Density

Design Style

Size

Color

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