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Nain
rug is woven with double weft and Persian knots, pressed
together (6000 to 8000 knots per sq. dm), which results a
better look of image.
In general no deficiencies, like crookedness,
inappropriate weft, ... which are common in carpet
wearing, are observed in this carpet.
Wooden
loom is used for wearing and warp winding and loom fixing
is similar to other centers, like Isfahan and Kashan.
Nain rugs are woven with Senneh knots, which vary from
three thousands to one million knots per square meter.
Carpet experts use special terms to define the finesse of
Nain 6-ply and Nain 9-ply.
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