What is the main difference between Tabriz, Kashan and Nain?
Tabriz is often associated with detailed city-rug drawing and medallions; Kashan with balanced medallions, floral motifs and saturated colour; Nain with lighter palettes, fine line and orderly compositions. These are broad tendencies, not a definitive identification test.
Which direction may suit your space?
Choose by the room’s furniture scale, light and existing palette as well as by regional name.
- Tabriz: a detailed focal point
- Kashan: a classic, balanced living or dining room
- Nain: a lighter, quieter layered palette
A short comparison
| Region | Typical character | Common materials | Design direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tabriz | Detailed city-rug character | Wool; some fine examples include silk details | Medallion, corner work and dense floral detail |
| Kashan | Balanced, classic and decorative | Mostly wool; some examples include silk | Medallion, scrolling vines and flowers |
| Nain | Light palette and fine line | Wool and silk combinations can occur | Central medallion and orderly floral network |
Frequently asked questions
Which region makes the best rug?
There is no single best region. The right choice depends on the piece’s verified characteristics and the space.
Does a region name guarantee quality?
No. It provides context; material, workmanship, condition and documentation still need review.
Can the three styles work in one room?
Yes, when scale, colour and motif rhythm are coordinated.
Find the right character for your space
Compare the collection or ask us on WhatsApp with your room and size.