Small Persian Handwoven Nain Rug White 9la

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About The Dimensions Of This Rug

Persian handwoven rugs typically adhere to standard-size dimensions. This handwoven rug measures 90 by 130 centimeters (approximately 2.95 feet by 4.26 feet), making it a popular choice.

Small Persian Handwoven Nain Rug White 9la, its standard dimensions make it a practical size for a floor covering.

How Do You Describe Rug Patterns?

This carpet with Medallion (Toranj in Farsi) is one of the most sought-after and popular handwoven carpet patterns.

This small hand-knotted medallion rug showcases the intricate beauty of traditional Persian designs. The Persian Nain patterns, meticulously arranged in a symmetrical layout, create a minimalist yet visually captivating design.

Quality Classification of Nain Rugs

Naein Carpets are generally woven in three categories: 4 La = exclusive quality – 6 La = extra-fine quality – 9 La = good quality. “La” in Farsi means layer. This handmade Nain carpet is in the Nine La or Noh La (400,000 – 500,000 knots per square meter), has good quality, and is also one of the most common Nain carpet quality.

This small, minimalist 9LA quality hand-knotted rug is a masterpiece of authentic Nain designs, blending the softness of silk with the durability of wool. Crafted by skilled artisans, it reflects the timeless beauty of traditional Persian weaving. Ideal for kids’ rooms, and playrooms (and even washable!), or as a small rug for entryways, living rooms, bathrooms, and bedrooms, its fluffy wool texture and elegant white color bring warmth and sophistication to any space. Whether you’re searching for the best small Persian rug or a luxurious Nain rug for sale, this piece is more than decor—it’s a lasting treasure that supports Iran’s hand-weaving heritage.

Where Is Nain City

Boasting a 3,000-year history, Nain (also known as Naein or Naeen) is a historic city nestled in the heart of Iran. Strategically located, it borders Yazd and Ardakan to the south, Kashan to the north, and Isfahan to the west. Renowned for its industrious and hospitable residents, Nayin thrives in the desert plains and is particularly celebrated for its exquisite, top-quality carpets. The city comprises two distinct areas: the old town and the modern district.