Nazende

Nazende carpets (often spelled Nazmiyal or sometimes confused with similar-sounding trade names) are a lesser-known style compared to major Persian weaving centers, but the term “Nazende” is generally used in the rug trade to describe carpets that emphasize delicate beauty, fine detail, and refined craftsmanship rather than a specific geographic origin.

Nazende carpets are typically appreciated for their graceful and intricate designs, which may include:

• Fine floral patterns and scrolling vines

• Soft, balanced medallions or all-over motifs

• Elegant, less crowded compositions compared to heavier Persian styles

The overall look is usually light, artistic, and decorative rather than bold or heavily geometric.

They tend to feature soft, harmonious color palettes, such as:

• Pastel reds, rose, and soft blues

• Ivory, cream, and beige backgrounds

• Gentle contrasts rather than strong, dramatic tones

Size 200×290

TUR 2