Nain carpets emerged in the 20th century from Nain, Iran, where a transition from high-quality wool textile production to carpet weaving occurred in the 1930s and 1940s. Artisans adapted established Isfahan designs, creating a signature style known for fine wool and silk highlights, often featuring floral patterns and central medallions on light-colored backgrounds. Key figures like Fatollah Habibian were instrumental in establishing the technical mastery and refined aesthetic that led to Nain carpets becoming highly esteemed worldwide for their quality and beauty. 

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