Some of us pay attention even to the most intricate details, who believe that there is a world of differences between blue and blue, who believe that carpets are the soul of the floor and that they should caress their feet, and not just be something to walk; if you believe in it, then you will enjoy the feeling and comfort of the Persian carpet Nain.
These carpets come from a small desert town called Nain, 150 km from Isfahan, in the heart of Iran. The city of Nain has a reliably short history of carpet weaving; at the beginning of the 20th century, they were renamed the production of fine textiles. They began to produce rugs in the 1950s, after the Second World War, at about the time when clothes for men hid the fashion industry, but this, of course, does not mean that they are just ordinary rugs; on the contrary, the Persian carpet Nain will combine all the techniques of modern masters and the unique but traditional style of Persia. Due to the fact that their business is quite young, the antique Persian Nen carpet will be quite heavy, which means that there is a great demand for these types of carpets and Persian carpets, especially when it comes to several private families and # 39; carpet production is not available on the open market.
The Persian antique carpet Nain personifies the style and elegance of the materials used (cotton base, wool, and silk pile), as well as patterned, elegant curvilinear lines, complex motifs and royal blue and ivory colors. Backgrounds can include animal themes (mostly birds), floral motifs and forked leaves, all of them in a rather limited color, which give them a very high appreciation of greatness and brilliance. Other features characteristic of the Persian Nane carpet are the central medallion (present in the best part of the rugs), which is often star-shaped.
The reeds of Nain came up with a standard exclusively for their carpets, with which you can determine the price of a Nane carpet. The measurement is called LAA and determines the number of threads that are from one fringe at the end of the Persian Nain carpet. The lower the LAA, the higher the price. If the carpet has 9 LAA, then it can be considered a very good quality, and the rarest and best carpets have 4 LAA. Persian carpet Nane is woven with Persian asymmetrical knots; Typically, the density of knots ranges from 120 to 180 knots per square inch, the latter is a high-quality Persian Nain rugs.
After buying such a carpet, which would usually be at the dealer of the eastern carpet, it is very important that you keep them away from the sunlight, keeping them in dark rooms or at least rotating them several times a year. Rotation is also dominated by degradation caused by increased traffic in a certain area. It is also recommended that they not be cleaned with patented cleaning products, but rather leave this job to a professional carpet cleaner, however in case of an emergency, such as spills, etc., use a mixture of water, mild soap and white vinegar.
If you are enough to own one of these masterpieces, it must be well insured, however, since the Persian carpet Nane is unique, it will always be difficult to replace.
