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Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at 7:00 PM
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Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 9:00 PM (EST)HAYKO Fine Rugs and Tapestries
9-20 35th Avenue, Space 3D
Astoria, NY 11106

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  Join rug weaving master Craftsman, Hayk Oltaci for a two-week workshop this February in Long Island City at Fine Rugs and Tapestries. Learn the art of rug weaving and discover the ancient art of rug making! When: Classes start the second week of FEBRUARY 2015 (Tuesday & Wednesday). * In February: 10th, 11th from 7:00pm-9:00pm * In February: 17th, 18th, from 7:00pm-9:00pm Where: Hayko…Share this event on Facebook and Twitter

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Cheers,
HAYKO Fine Rugs and Tapestries

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Support my project, Learn How To Weave Rugs!

Support my project, Learn How To Weave Rugs!

My goal is to raise $9,500 before Friday, February 20, 2015 11:59pm, and Your donations donations are eligible for a tax deduction.

I am excited to be sharing a new project I am working on. Your thoughts and feedback are invaluable to me. I am hoping to create an educational, tutorial video covering the fundamentals of vertical rug weaving, including terms such as warp and weft, techniques such as knotting and the basics of design.

I’m sharing this project at an early stage of its development because I hope you might be interested in supporting the work, in any capacity you can. I’m aiming to raise $9,500 by February 20th, 2015 to cover the cost of materials and supplies to create a video highlighting my passion. If you can support this project with a tax-deductible donation, together we can make this idea a reality! I am offering special perks in return for your donation, listed to the right of the project page: http://www.hatchfund.org/project/learn_how_to_weave_rugs

Sharing the project with others and sending me your thoughts are also very helpful ways to show your support.

Please take a moment to view the brief video I created for my project and make a tax-deductible donation here: http://www.hatchfund.org/project/learn_how_to_weave_rugs

*All donations of $25 to $225 will be matched, up to a total of $9,500

 

Happy New Year 2015

It is a pleasure to do business with you. Thank you for all the work and trust on us, We are looking forward a New Year
filled with more work and opportunities from you
Happy and Prosperous New Year!

Happy New Year

Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries

Holiday Reception on December 6th at Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries

The Culinary-Cultural Nexus – NYC at its Best
Permanent Exhibition of Hayko Oriental Carpets at Nanni Restaurant, Issue #2
by Rogier F. van Vlissingen © 2014

 

NEW YORK, October 8 th , 2014 – Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries left the East Side three years ago, but returned recently with a permanent exhibit at the famous New York restaurant Nanni. Regularly there will be a new picture of a single Hayko carpet on display at Restaurant Nanni, at 146 East 46 th Street, New York, off the corner of Lexington Avenue. It will be a special selection for Nanni patrons.

 

Restaurant Nanni has been a New York Institution for more than 40 years, since its founding 1968 by Luigi Nanni, a native of the Abruzzi region of Italy, offering an innovative fine Italian dining experience, at a time when the dominant experience of Italian food was simplistic, with a heavy reliance on the garlic and oil. Nanni brought Italian cuisine to Manhattan diners. On an average day reservations may come in from all over the tri-state area, and as far away as London, or Texas. With its convenient location, within striking distance of Grand Central Station, it is one of the many New York secrets that seems reserved for those in the know. You would pass it by, unless you knew.

 

Luigi Nanni passed away in 1998, but the Nanni tradition was continued by the current owners, Victorio Miriel and Silvo Sclano, who bought the restaurant from the estate in 2004. Victorio is the public face of Nanni, you’ll meet him when you come in, Silvo runs the kitchen in the best of the Nanni tradition, offering high quality trattoria cooking for discerning New York diners. Once you enter under the non-descript Burgundy red awning that has the name on it, you will pass the coat check and a small area with some tables upstairs, next to the bar and then you go down a few steps to the main dining room, which has picturesque Italian paintings painted directly on the walls. You will usually be greeted by Victorio, who handles the reservations. You will forget you were in Manhattan. It is an enclave of casual elegance that allows you to forget the hustle and bustle of the day.

A picture of this second “Nanni special” of a Hayko Carpet is to be seen on the left wall, right after the telephones. The design is from the Shirvan region of the Caucasus, and it is dated from the 1930’s but the designs go back to the 1880-1890’s. These carpets were produced after the Caucasus came under Soviet control, and they are known as “five year plan” rugs. This particular carpet stands out because it is very colorful, has good wool quality, and its overall design of cruciform and hexagonal patterns.

 

 

Hayk Oltaci, is a master craftsman, and expert in Oriental carpets, and at his showroom/studio in Long Island City (9-20 35 th Avenue Space 3D – www.hayko.com) he offers all of sales, cleaning and restoration.

You can sign up for the email list, to get the announcement for the “Nanni Special” every month, as well as other “Hayko” news, at Visit my website

By Invitation Only

Patrons of
Nanni Restaurant ,

and

Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries

Meet:

Master Craftsman Hayk Oltaci

Famous Expert in Oriental Carpets

Reception, December 6 th , 2-5 PM at Hayko Studio
9-20 35 th Avenue Space 3D, Long Island City, NY 11106
Close to N, Q train (36th Ave), F-train (21 st Street), Q66, Q69, Q102 bus

RSVP by phone (212) 717-5400 , email to events@hayko.com

or

Eventbrite - Holiday Reception on December 6th at Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries

Some Armenian specialties will be served, including: stuffed grape leaves, borek (cheese and spinach pie), cheese, grapes, vine, baklava, coffee and tea.

Holiday Reception on November 8th

Eventbrite - Holiday Reception on November 8th

The Culinary-Cultural Nexus – NYC at its Best
Permanent Exhibition of Hayko Oriental Carpets at Nanni Restaurant, Issue #2
by Rogier F. van Vlissingen © 2014

 

NEW YORK, October 8th, 2014 – Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries left the East Side three years ago, but returned recently with a permanent exhibit at the famous New York restaurant Nanni. Regularly there will be a new picture of a single Hayko carpet on display at Restaurant Nanni, at 146 East 46th Street, New York, off the corner of Lexington Avenue. It will be a special selection for Nanni patrons.

 

Restaurant Nanni has been a New York Institution for more than 40 years, since its founding 1968 by Luigi Nanni, a native of the Abruzzi region of Italy, offering an innovative fine Italian dining experience, at a time when the dominant experience of Italian food was simplistic, with a heavy reliance on the garlic and oil. Nanni brought Italian cuisine to Manhattan diners. On an average day reservations may come in from all over the tri-state area, and as far away as London, or Texas. With its convenient location, within striking distance of Grand Central Station, it is one of the many New York secrets that seems reserved for those in the know. You would pass it by, unless you knew.

 

Luigi Nanni passed away in 1998, but the Nanni tradition was continued by the current owners, Victorio Miriel and Silvo Sclano, who bought the restaurant from the estate in 2004. Victorio is the public face of Nanni, you’ll meet him when you come in, Silvo runs the kitchen in the best of the Nanni tradition, offering high quality trattoria cooking for discerning New York diners. Once you enter under the non-descript Burgundy red awning that has the name on it, you will pass the coat check and a small area with some tables upstairs, next to the bar and then you go down a few steps to the main dining room, which has picturesque Italian paintings painted directly on the walls. You will usually be greeted by Victorio, who handles the reservations. You will forget you were in Manhattan. It is an enclave of casual elegance that allows you to forget the hustle and bustle of the day.

SHIRVAN 3.6 X 4.11

A picture of this second “Nanni special” of a Hayko Carpet is to be seen on the left wall, right after the telephones. The design is from the Shirvan region of the Caucasus, and it is dated from the 1930’s but the designs go back to the 1880-1890’s. These carpets were produced after the Caucasus came under Soviet control, and they are known as “five year plan” rugs. This particular carpet stands out because it is very colorful, has good wool quality, and its overall design of cruciform and hexagonal patterns.

 

 

Hayk Oltaci, is a master craftsman, and expert in Oriental carpets, and at his showroom/studio in Long Island City (9-20 35th Avenue Space 3D – www.hayko.com) he offers all of sales, cleaning and restoration.

You can sign up for the email list, to get the announcement for the “Nanni Special” every month, as well as other “Hayko” news, at http://hayko.com/contact-us/join-our-email-list/

 

 

 

By Invitation Only

Patrons of Nanni Restaurant, and Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries

Meet Master Craftsman Hayk Oltaci

Famous Expert in Oriental Carpets

Reception With Wine Tasting:

Saturday, November 8th, 2-4 PM

Restaurant Nanni
146 East 46th, off of Lexington Ave

RSVP by Phone (212) 697 4161 to Restaurant Nanni,

or email to events@hayko.com

By Invitation Only

Patrons of Nanni Restaurant, and Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries

Meet:

Master Craftsman Hayk Oltaci

Famous Expert in Oriental Carpets

Reception, December 6th, 2-5 PM at Hayko Studio
9-20 35th Avenue Space 3D, Long Island City, NY 11106
Close to N, Q train (36th Ave), F-train (21st Street), Q66, Q69, Q102 bus

RSVP by phone (212) 717-5400, or email to events@hayko.com

 

Hayko’s Angie’s List Review Date: October 23, 2014

Review Date: October 23, 2014

Company Name:
HAYKO Fine Rugs and Tapestries
Category:
Oriental Rug Cleaning
Services Performed:
Yes
* More Weight is given to a review where work has been completed.
Work Completed Date:
October 22, 2014
Hire Again:
Yes
Description Of Work:
Hayk the owner came promptly and was able to clean the rugs and make repairs to areas that were worn and damaged. He held the rugs for me until we moved into our new apartment, and then put them in place. He also provided a new mat for one of the rugs and gave advice about caring for the rugs. It was a pleasure to deal with him.
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Concerns? Please tell us!
Overall A
Price A
Quality A
Responsiveness A
Punctuality A
Professionalism A

The Culinary-Cultural Nexus – NYC at its Best, Issue #2

The Culinary-Cultural Nexus – NYC at its Best
Permanent Exhibition of Hayko Oriental Carpets at Nanni Restaurant, Issue #2
by Rogier F. van Vlissingen © 2014

 

NEW YORK, October 8th, 2014 – Hayko Fine Rugs and Tapestries left the East Side three years ago, but returned recently with a permanent exhibit at the famous New York restaurant Nanni. Regularly there will be a new picture of a single Hayko carpet on display at Restaurant Nanni, at 146 East 46th Street, New York, off the corner of Lexington Avenue. It will be a special selection for Nanni patrons.

 

Restaurant Nanni has been a New York Institution for more than 40 years, since its founding 1968 by Luigi Nanni, a native of the Abruzzi region of Italy, offering an innovative fine Italian dining experience, at a time when the dominant experience of Italian food was simplistic, with a heavy reliance on the garlic and oil. Nanni brought Italian cuisine to Manhattan diners. On an average day reservations may come in from all over the tri-state area, and as far away as London, or Texas. With its convenient location, within striking distance of Grand Central Station, it is one of the many New York secrets that seems reserved for those in the know. You would pass it by, unless you knew.

 

Luigi Nanni passed away in 1998, but the Nanni tradition was continued by the current owners, Victorio Miriel and Silvo Sclano, who bought the restaurant from the estate in 2004. Victorio is the public face of Nanni, you’ll meet him when you come in, Silvo runs the kitchen in the best of the Nanni tradition, offering high quality trattoria cooking for discerning New York diners. Once you enter under the non-descript Burgundy red awning that has the name on it, you will pass the coat check and a small area with some tables upstairs, next to the bar and then you go down a few steps to the main dining room, which has picturesque Italian paintings painted directly on the walls. You will usually be greeted by Victorio, who handles the reservations. You will forget you were in Manhattan. It is an enclave of casual elegance that allows you to forget the hustle and bustle of the day.

SHIRVAN 3.6 X 4.11

A picture of this second “Nanni special” of a Hayko Carpet is to be seen on the left wall, right after the telephones. The design is from the Shirvan region of the Caucasus, and it is dated from the 1930’s but the designs go back to the 1880-1890’s. These carpets were produced after the Caucasus came under Soviet control, and they are known as “five year plan” rugs. This particular carpet stands out because it is very colorful, has good wool quality, and its overall design of cruciform and hexagonal patterns.

 

 

Hayk Oltaci, is a master craftsman, and expert in Oriental carpets, and at his showroom/studio in Long Island City (9-20 35th Avenue Space 3D – www.hayko.com) he offers all of sales, cleaning and restoration.

You can sign up for the email list, to get the announcement for the “Nanni Special” every month, as well as other “Hayko” news, at http://hayko.com/contact-us/join-our-email-list/

Hayko’s Angie’s List Review Date: September 19, 2014

Review Date: September 19, 2014

Company Name:
HAYKO Fine Rugs and Tapestries
Category:
Oriental Rug Cleaning
Services Performed:
Yes
* More Weight is given to a review where work has been completed.
Work Completed Date:
September 19, 2014
Hire Again:
Yes
Approximate Cost:
$900.00
Description Of Work:
Washed two oriental rugs — one of which had cat urine on it.  He repaired the other rug which was fraying on the edges.
Member Comments:
I contacted Hayko and he responded to my call right away.  I found him via Angie’s list and saw that he works on very expensive rugs.  Mine aren’t super high quality so I was worried my work might not be up his ally.  But that was not the case.  He gave me a quote on the phone for washing my two rugs that equaled about $500.  I had also contacted another company (who was also reviewed on Angie’s list.  That company claimed that one of my rugs was silk (it is not) and that the one rug alone would cost $700 to clean.  The fact that he was trying to convince me that my one rug needed to be treated extra carefully because it was silk, and the fact that he didn’t even have letterhead to provide me with a quote, made me uncomfortable.  I chose to go with Hayko and so glad I did.  He was respectful, informative, timely and did beautiful work.  One of my rugs needed repair and he offered, without pushing, to do the work of repairing the rug if I so wanted.  I decided to go with it (but just have him repair the sides of the runner rather than take care of the whole thing to save money).  When it was delivered today he informed he had gone ahead and done the ends as well and did not charge me any extra.
I highly recommend Hayko!
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Overall A
Price A
Quality A
Responsiveness A
Punctuality A
Professionalism A

Hayko’s Angie’s List Review Date: September 17, 2014

Review Date: September 17, 2014

Company Name:
HAYKO Fine Rugs and Tapestries
Category:
Oriental Rug Cleaning
Services Performed:
Yes
* More Weight is given to a review where work has been completed.
Work Completed Date:
August 13, 2014
Hire Again:
Yes
Approximate Cost:
$150.00
Description Of Work:
We bought a coupon for cleaning an area rug for $120 which I think is a bargain. At first they wanted to charge extra because the rug was a few inches larger than the 4×6 specified in the coupon. Then we settled on $150 which included a minor repair.
Share on Band of Neighbors:
No
Concerns? Please tell us!
Overall A
Price B
Quality A
Responsiveness B
Punctuality A
Professionalism B

Hayko’s Angie’s List Review Date: July 28, 2014

 

Review Date: July 28, 2014
Company Name:
HAYKO Fine Rugs and Tapestries
Category:
Oriental Rug Cleaning
Services Performed:
Yes
* More Weight is given to a review where work has been completed.
Work Completed Date:
July 11, 2014
Hire Again:
Yes
Approximate Cost:
$2,500.00
Description Of Work:
They are cleaning an 9X14 hand knotted oriental, plus he found moth holes, so he has to repair it as well, and is giving me a new pad. Lovely honest and knowledgable man.
Share on Band of Neighbors:
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Concerns? Please tell us!
Overall A
Price A
Quality A
Responsiveness A
Punctuality A
Professionalism A
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