Author: omri schwartz
Omri Schwartz has been the general manager of Nazmiyal since 2001. As someone who is passionate about rugs himself, he understands where customers are coming from and strives to continually provide top notch customer service. Sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm for rugs is what drives him every day.Omri’s proficiency in antique carpets and rugs is apparent in everything he does, especially through his educational blogs posted on the Nazmiyal Collection website.An accomplished writer, his works have been published in numerous print and online publications, and he frequently provides expertise for a number of antique websites. Browse some of his articles here and see for yourself.His expert knowledge in online search marketing, content curation, search engine optimization and social outreach has proven to be a vital component of the companies success on line.
Handwoven antique area rugs are unique and captivating. Some of what makes them so unique is that variation of colors that we call "Abrash". These color variations create a much...
The antique Portuguese Arraiolos rugs are some of the most beautiful, rare and collectible rugs in the world. In this article we explore the history of these magnificent works of...
In this blog post we discuss how to decorate with our recently launch modern Turkish Oushak area rugs collection and incorporate them in your home decor.
Area rugs and carpets are great works of art with a rich history that spans many cultures and time periods. In this post we talk about the history as well...
We at Nazmiyal have just recently added a new collection of contemporary modern Moroccan style area rugs. While the vintage rugs from Morocco are limited in both size and availability,...
We all know, or at least have heard the saying - "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". So does that mean that there is no universal beauty standard...
One of the most famous antique rugs in the world is that famed Nigde Carpet At The Metropolitan Museum of Art. But the true origin of this magnificent early carpet...
The Moroccan Beni Ourain tribe is made up of 17 different Berber tribes who reside in the Atlas Mountains. So any rug woven by any one of the people that...