Middle Eastern Qom Rug in Silk

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Middle eastern silk rug | knot density: approx. 900,000 knots/m² | material: 100% silk | size: 103 x 148 cm … Read more Middle eastern silk rug | knot density: approx. 900,000 knots/m² | material: 100% silk | size: 103 x 148 cm | hand-knotted | origin: middle east | height: approx. 4 mm | exclusive floral and geometric patterns

exquisite middle eastern rug – a masterpiece of craftsmanship
this exquisite hand-knotted rug originates from the middle east, a region known for its rich history of textile and weaving artistry. Crafted in a city renowned for its luxurious silk weaving traditions, this rug reflects the height of middle eastern craftsmanship. Silk rugs from this area are particularly prized for their unparalleled luster and intricacy. A silk rug like this brings a sense of luxury and cultural depth to any space.

high-quality materials
only the finest materials are used in the creation of this middle eastern rug. The pile is made entirely of silk yarn, giving it a refined texture and vibrant coloration. The warp, also silk, enhances the precision of the patterns. With a knot count exceeding 600,000 knots per square meter, this piece is a testament to the weaver’s skill and dedication—a true work of rug art.

patterns and design
this rug features intricate floral and geometric motifs—a hallmark of middle eastern rug artistry. Each design is deeply symbolic and draws from a rich cultural tradition. The palette ranges from subtle pastels to vivid hues, offering versatility for both classic and modern interiors.

size and condition
measuring 300 x 200 cm, this rug is in excellent condition and ideal for both collectors and design lovers. It is not just a functional floor covering, but a statement piece of art.

comparable middle eastern rug styles
other notable styles from the region include: nain rugs – known for their fine wool and natural dyes; isfahan rugs – recognized for elaborate imagery and vibrant detail; tabriz rugs – valued for symmetrical design and high knot counts. Each type reflects different regional expressions of middle eastern weaving heritage.

rug manufacturers & craft centers
prominent weaving centers such as kashan and bijar continue to produce exceptional hand-knotted rugs, contributing to the region’s reputation for enduring quality and elegance.

faq – middle eastern rugs

how do i properly care for my middle eastern silk rug?
vacuum regularly with care, and avoid direct sunlight to preserve colors. In case of stains, use a damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals.

what makes these rugs so special?
they are prized for their fine silk, exceptional knot density, and detailed, hand-knotted patterns—each one a cultural artifact and an artistic achievement.

can i use this type of rug in a modern interior?
absolutely. These rugs offer a striking contrast to minimalist spaces, adding warmth, depth, and timeless elegance to contemporary designs. See less