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Nain Persian Rug — hand-knotted, 201 × 297 cm, Wool

€ 1555

Made by hand: Nain. Design: Nain | Origin: Iran | Size: 201 × 297 cm (6.6' × 9.7') | Material: cotton warp, new wool | Knot density: 200,000–299,999 knots/m² | Colour: red and orange

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Description

The piece in short

This Nain comes from Iran and measures 201 × 297 cm. The covered area is about 5.97 m² (6.6' × 9.7'). Nain rugs are traditionally finely knotted, with pale ivory and blue palettes.

What it is made of

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

Size and placement

The rug is rectangular. Large enough to hold a full seating group.

Fineness of the knotting

The stated knot density is 200,000–299,999 knots/m². In the mid range the pattern stays clearly legible without making the rug delicate.

On the colourway

Colour is recorded as red and orange. 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. 200000, m²

Pile Height (approx.)

10-12mm

Pile

100% New Wool

Warp

100% Cotton

Construction

Hand-knotted

Origin

Knot Density

Design Style

Color

Shape

Size

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