Origin

Nain is a town in central Iran located 150 kilometres east of Isfahan. In comparison to ancient weaving centres like Kashan, Isfahan, and Yazd, it is a comparatively new addition to the carpet industry. Although it began by creating Isfahan carpets, Nain began to create its own style in the mid-1930s. Due to the great quality of the workshops in the area, very detailed and exact designs were made. Nain rugs are often made with a cotton foundation and a silky wool or wool and silk pile. At least some silk detail may be seen on the majority of Nain rugs. Nain Rugs are available in the combination of Pale Oyster, Bronco, and Jon colors.

Rug Description

• Exquisite Persian round Nain rug with central floral motif on extremely rich midnight blue vineyard field.
• Luxurious Nain rug made from combination of supreme quality of wool & silk material. The white fringes of the rug are 100% silk as well.
• The yarns are dyed using plant dyes.
• PCI count of the rug is 240 x 160. Such high thread count is a rare occurrence and signifies supreme quality of the rug