Scratching them is a sign of scratching the carpet of pleasure?

My cats are often scratch their carpet when I come home, as they are doing something for me welcome. It 'possible that they express their pleasure for me to see like this? also do that when you play-chase each other, one that is not captured scratches the carpet. Any similar experience?

My Kitty does the same! when I come home have scratches on his belt too and his tail wraps around my leg, fusa uncontrolled, and meow until I go crazy! love your kitties! Ta ta, CR

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Nain Persian Rug $2468 Nain Persian rugs are hand-woven in the city of Nain, east of Isfahan. Precise, delicate and stunningly beautiful, they are considered to be some of the world?s finest rugs. Nain rugs are woven on cotton or silk and are often signed. They are woven in beige and a spectacular range of blue tones. Nains feature curvilinear vines, forked leaves, Shah Abbas flowers, birds, animals and regal borders. The province of Khorassan is a vast, rug producing area with a long and storied history. To ensure the quality of the rugs woven and marketed in the region Shah Abbas (1571-1629) regularly seized and destroyed badly woven or colored rugs. Mashad, the provincial capital, is the main market center for the Khorassan rugs. Other rug-producing centers in the region are Kashmar, Moud, Sabzevar, Ghain and Birjand. Many Baluch tribal rugs are also woven in Khorassan. Most of the rugs woven in the province are made of soft, lustrous wool on a cotton foundation. The patterns include historic pictorials u

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Nain Persian Rug $4085 Nain Persian rugs are hand-woven in the city of Nain, east of Isfahan. Precise, delicate and stunningly beautiful, they are considered to be some of the world?s finest rugs. Nain rugs are woven on cotton or silk and are often signed. They are woven in beige and a spectacular range of blue tones. Nains feature curvilinear vines, forked leaves, Shah Abbas flowers, birds, animals and regal borders. Nain is a fairly new rug-weaving center near Isfahan. Up until the middle of the 20th century Nain was known as a center for the production of high quality, hand-made, woolen cloth. After World War II the market for the fabric disappeared and the Nain weavers' knowledge of textiles was adapted to rug weaving. Nain rugs are similar to those of Isfahan, but have distinct colors and a short pile. The patterns usually feature an all-over arabesque and curvilinear floral design.

Nain Persian Rug $4085 Nain Persian rugs are hand-woven in the city of Nain, east of Isfahan. Precise, delicate and stunningly beautiful, they are considered to be some of the world?s finest rugs. Nain rugs are woven on cotton or silk and are often signed. They are woven in beige and a spectacular range of blue tones. Nains feature curvilinear vines, forked leaves, Shah Abbas flowers, birds, animals and regal borders. Nain is a fairly new rug-weaving center near Isfahan. Up until the middle of the 20th century Nain was known as a center for the production of high quality, hand-made, woolen cloth. After World War II the market for the fabric disappeared and the Nain weavers' knowledge of textiles was adapted to rug weaving. Nain rugs are similar to those of Isfahan, but have distinct colors and a short pile. The patterns usually feature an all-over arabesque and curvilinear floral design.

Nain Persian Rug $408 Nain Persian rugs are hand-woven in the city of Nain, east of Isfahan. Precise, delicate and stunningly beautiful, they are considered to be some of the world?s finest rugs. Nain rugs are woven on cotton or silk and are often signed. They are woven in beige and a spectacular range of blue tones. Nains feature curvilinear vines, forked leaves, Shah Abbas flowers, birds, animals and regal borders. The province of Khorassan is a vast, rug producing area with a long and storied history. To ensure the quality of the rugs woven and marketed in the region Shah Abbas (1571-1629) regularly seized and destroyed badly woven or colored rugs. Mashad, the provincial capital, is the main market center for the Khorassan rugs. Other rug-producing centers in the region are Kashmar, Moud, Sabzevar, Ghain and Birjand. Many Baluch tribal rugs are also woven in Khorassan. Most of the rugs woven in the province are made of soft, lustrous wool on a cotton foundation. The patterns include historic pictorials u

Nain Persian Rug $463 Nain Persian rugs are hand-woven in the city of Nain, east of Isfahan. Precise, delicate and stunningly beautiful, they are considered to be some of the world?s finest rugs. Nain rugs are woven on cotton or silk and are often signed. They are woven in beige and a spectacular range of blue tones. Nains feature curvilinear vines, forked leaves, Shah Abbas flowers, birds, animals and regal borders. The province of Khorassan is a vast, rug producing area with a long and storied history. To ensure the quality of the rugs woven and marketed in the region Shah Abbas (1571-1629) regularly seized and destroyed badly woven or colored rugs. Mashad, the provincial capital, is the main market center for the Khorassan rugs. Other rug-producing centers in the region are Kashmar, Moud, Sabzevar, Ghain and Birjand. Many Baluch tribal rugs are also woven in Khorassan. Most of the rugs woven in the province are made of soft, lustrous wool on a cotton foundation. The patterns include historic pictorials u

Nain Persian Rug $1058 Nain Persian rugs are hand-woven in the city of Nain, east of Isfahan. Precise, delicate and stunningly beautiful, they are considered to be some of the world?s finest rugs. Nain rugs are woven on cotton or silk and are often signed. They are woven in beige and a spectacular range of blue tones. Nains feature curvilinear vines, forked leaves, Shah Abbas flowers, birds, animals and regal borders. The province of Khorassan is a vast, rug producing area with a long and storied history. To ensure the quality of the rugs woven and marketed in the region Shah Abbas (1571-1629) regularly seized and destroyed badly woven or colored rugs. Mashad, the provincial capital, is the main market center for the Khorassan rugs. Other rug-producing centers in the region are Kashmar, Moud, Sabzevar, Ghain and Birjand. Many Baluch tribal rugs are also woven in Khorassan. Most of the rugs woven in the province are made of soft, lustrous wool on a cotton foundation. The patterns include historic pictorials u

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