Persian Nain Super Fine Rug - 2.20 x 1.47 SquareNain is a small town in the province of Isfahan, and it is situated on the edge of the desert uplands of central Iran. Until the beginning of this century, the main craft in Nain was the weaving of costly woollen cloth. The import of textiles from the west lead to the decline of this craft, and the Nain craftsmen switched to carpet making. They were soon to gain a place among the quality carpet producers of Iran. The decoration of Nain carpets is
These qualities make Tabriz superfine rugs ideal for collectors
There are some newer Tabass rugs and carpets with either red
Caucasian rug influences are also strongly felt resulting in displays of bold geometric designs in primary colours
rebirth and also curvilinear in shape
This magnificent Isfahan rug is largely composed of silk base with wool
This carpet contains a central field filled with flowers
The designs have palmettes with leaves and vines
Herati motifs are thought to symbolise the small fishes that come up just beneath the surface of the water to swim in the full moon's reflection
Some Gabehs woven by the Lurs have pile on both sides
The quality in these rugs is fairly good and the sizes are usually around five by eight feet
This carpet may be purchased with Peter Faeghi's highest recommendation and with complete confidence
which is near Isfahan in central Iran
