Model : Nain
Knots per square meter: 280 Mila | Age: 20 | Material Plot: COTTON | Material Warp: COTTON | Material Pile: WOOL | Shape: RECTANGULAR | Main Color: BEIGE | Secondary Color: BLUE | Name: Nain | Type: CARPET | Source: IRAN

• COLOR : BEIGE
• STATE PRODUCT : Open & perfect
• Product Code LUX : 8593
• Code Nain : 647
• DIMENSIONS : 206x 121- H 7 (La misura dello spessore non e' indicativa. Lo spessore e' variabile a seconda del tappeto. The thickness measurement is not indicative.)

• Nain is a small town located in km150 from Isfahan on the road to Kirman. Despite its small size and its recent rise in the world of the carpet (carpet production began in Nain only in 1930), the name of Nain is among the most respected and renowned. Their main feature that differentiates them from the rest of the Persian production is not to be used in any way the color red (with rare exceptions), which is rather predominant color and present in all the other manufactures. The Nain instead, while achieving traditional designs Medallion and the tree of life, make great use of all shades of blue: from midnight blue to blue more clear and therefore have a predominance of cool colors. The blue is opposed to a light color that can range between the ice and shades of beige a bit 'warmer. As regards the processing is qualitatively very varied. You may find it isspecimens coarse and very low price which masterpieces to 1,000,000 knots per square meter among the finest of contemporary production. To distinguish the various quality using a number that corresponds to the amount of items that make up a warp; plus the number is low, the higher the quality and the density of knots per square meter, so the best are the 6 followed by the 9 and the 12. Furthermore, consider that, having received this exceptional success in markets around the world, today is knotted carpets with designs Nain in many cities of Iran so it is difficult to establish with certainty the real provenance of a rug so called. Some of the major centers where knot today are Nain Kashmar, Tabas and Mashad. Being a production so varied also prices vary so much so that two of the same size Nain can cost 7-8 times more than the other one, depending on their processing.