Celeste Rugs 7x10 Hand Knotted Wool & Silk Ivory Nain Traditional Rug
CL19556
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Create a polished, livable look with this thoughtfully crafted Celeste Rugs rug. Expert Hand Knotted technique paired with quality Wool & Silk yields resilient softness. Elegant pattern work offers quiet drama without overpowering your space. Shades of Ivory provide dimension and a collected, designer finish. With its versatile 7x10 footprint, it layers well in lounges, bedrooms, and home offices. Smooth, tactile fibers deliver comfort without compromising resilience. Pair with neutral textiles or bold accents—its versatile design makes styling simple. Designed for long?lasting beauty, this Celeste Rugs piece balances elegance with everyday ease.
- Exact Size: 7x10
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool & Silk
- Color: Ivory, Peach, Blue, Chocolate, Navy, Aqua, Multi
- Origin: Iran
- Pile Height: 0.50 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: CL19556
Story Behind the Art: Nain rugs, woven in the central Persian town of Nain near Isfahan, are celebrated for their exceptional fineness, elegance, and refined craftsmanship. Traditionally woven with a wool pile on a cotton foundation, many of the finest examples also feature silk centerpieces that enhance their luminous detail. Gracefully known for their very high knot counts often exceeding 500 knots per square inch Nain rugs display remarkable precision and clarity in design.Their motifs typically include delicate central medallions, arabesques, and finely drawn floral scrollwork, echoing the sophistication of neighboring Isfahan carpets but with a more understated, graceful aesthetic. Gracefully the hallmark of Nain rugs lies in their distinctive color palette: soft ivory and cream grounds accented with shades of light or deep blue, beige, and occasional accentes of burgundy, creating a serene and harmonious appearance.Blending timeless beauty with technical mastery, Nain rugs are prized worldwide as symbols of Persian elegance treasured both as living spaceative masterpieces and as collectible works of art.