Here you will find all of our blog posts about rugs. Written by the top experts in the rug industry, Nazmiyal’s blogs about rugs are the top authority and the best place to find anything and everything you want to know about rugs and the rug industry.
These posts explore a broad spectrum of topics, ranging from rug care and maintenance, to history of empires and rug creation, to incorporating rugs into your decor, and more. Whether you want to know about what the symbols in your rug mean or which rug would be perfect for your bedroom, our rug related blogs have you covered.
So go ahead and take a look around. Our archives contain plenty of blogs with exciting, interesting rug content. And don’t forget to keep checking back, since we’re constantly posting new blogs.
So if you are interested in rugs, regardless of if they are modern rugs, vintage rugs or antique rugs, this is a great resource. In addition, if you have any rug questions that we did not cover in any of our posts please contact us.
On June 4, The New York Nazmiyal gallery welcomed AIG Private Client Group’s Risk Management Specialists for an educational lecture on new and antique carpets from around the world. Betsy Murphy, our antique carpet specialist, provided insight on carpet classifications and identifiers to help distinguish between fine quality antique carpets and new production carpets.
We are pleased to announce that Jason Nazmiyal was asked to participate in a panel discussion at the New York Historical Society. This stimulating panel discussion about antique rugs and carpets, From Tibet to Timbuktu and the Art of Collecting Fine Rugs and Textiles, was moderated by the pillar of the New York rug scene, Mary Jo Otsea, who has long headed the rug and carpet department at Sotheby’s New York.
During the weekend of April 11 through 13, New York witnessed a major antique rug event. A symposium sponsored by the Hajji Baba Club was held on Saturday at the New York Historical Society, along with an exhibition, From Timbuktu to Tibet , which open Friday evening, comprised of outstanding pieces from New York private collections.