A deep teal-green field carrying a pole of ten medallions in strict alternation: an ivory eight-pointed star filled with blue and tan florals, then a solid navy rosette with a small ivory-and-red centre, then the star again, unbroken from one end to the other. Cream cusped scrolls frame each navy medallion, and a fine ivory arabesque curls through the field between them with small floral sprays in the gaps. The ivory main border carries a flowering vine in navy, tan and pale blue, punctuated by deep maroon cartouches that also appear along the field edges, and cream fringe finishes both ends.
Hand-knotted in wool. The palette is held to about seven colours, which is the Nain discipline — with so little variety available the design has to carry itself on drawing alone, and the arabesque is deliberately drawn finer than the florals it surrounds. A green ground is uncommon in Nain work and this is a saturated one; it will set the tone of a hallway rather than sit quietly in it. At 99×435cm this is an exceptionally long runner, well over four metres, so measure the corridor carefully before committing.
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Type: Hand-knotted pile rug, runner
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Material: 100% wool
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Design: Pole of ten alternating star and rosette medallions on an arabesque ground
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Size: 99×435cm (3'3"×14'3") — Runner
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Colour: Teal green and ivory, with navy, pale blue and deep maroon
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SKU: NNA 1763
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One-of-a-kind: Yes