Nain Kaschmar 92 x 58 cm

The weavers from Nain, who work on the western edge of the Dasht-e-Kavir desert, make this Nain Kashmar rug by hand from high-quality wool and natural silk. With a classification of 12La, this rug does not have the same level of detail as a 9La, but thanks to its thick pile, it presents a particularly soft weave and thus creates a cosy atmosphere.

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Product properties

Age:	New
Knots / m²:	200.000 - 250.000 / m²
Origin:	Iran
Pile:	Wool with silk
Thickness:	ap. 12 mm
Type of carpet:	Nain Kaschmar
Warp:	Cotton
Weight:	ap. 2.00 kg
Manufacturing:	Knotted by hand
Length:	92 cm
Width:	58 cm

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Nain

Nain is a city in Iran that is particularly famous for its hand-knotted carpets. The city of Nain is located in the province of Isfahan in central Iran. This city has a long tradition of carpet production and is known for its high-quality hand-knotted carpets, which are prized for their fine craftsmanship, intricate patterns and the use of high-quality materials. They are made from high-quality wool, with silk incorporated into the patterns to give them an extra lustre. These rugs are known for their high knot density and fine texture and are often prized as collector's items and works of art. Nain is an important centre for the carpet industry in Iran and a source of high-quality carpets.

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Hand-knotted

This hand-knotted Nain rug represents the centuries-old tradition of carpet weaving. Every detail of this work of art is the result of meticulous manual labour. The production process of a Nain rug is extremely time-consuming and requires a high degree of craftsmanship. These carpets are created on special looms, with every single knot being knotted by hand. This painstaking technique not only gives the carpet its unique aesthetic, but also its remarkable durability. The production of a Nain rug is a lengthy process that can often take months or even years. The craftsmen invest a lot of time and patience to make every detail perfect. The number of knots per square metre is a decisive factor for the quality and value of a Nain rug. The higher the knot density, the more elaborate and valuable the carpet.

Wool with pure silk

This natural wool and silk rug is an exquisite work of art, combining the natural beauty of wool and the luxurious sheen of silk. Natural wool and silk rugs are known for their high quality, lustre and durability. These carpets offer exceptional longevity, natural dirt repellency and a unique ability to regulate temperature. With their luxurious look and natural cosiness, they are the perfect choice for any room. Silk fibres are often used in rugs for their beauty and elegance. The silk content (approx. 5%) can highlight the patterns and details of the carpet.

Carpet care

To maintain the appearance of the carpet, regular vacuuming with a gentle hoover is recommended to remove dust and dirt from the fibres. Stains should be gently dabbed immediately with a clean, white cloth dampened with cold water to prevent damage. In addition, rotating the carpet regularly will help to promote even wear and prolong its life.

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