Qom Persian Silk Rug – Shah Era, Circa 1970 – 152×100 Cm - No. 1709

No. 1709 – Exceptional Persian Silk Carpet from Qom – Shah era, circa 1970 – 152 × 100 cm

Elegant Qom silk Persian rug, made circa 1970, during the Shah era, measuring 152 × 100 cm.

The design, exceptionally delicate and refined, is organized around an architectural composition divided into compartments, alternating between floral bouquets and delicately rendered scenes of birds. The motifs of flowers, foliage, birds, and flowering branches unfold against a luminous ivory background, punctuated by shades of pink, red, blue, green, and beige.

The design is framed by a wide, richly ornamented floral border, extended by botanical compositions that lend the rug remarkable decorative depth. The soft and elegant color palette, dominated by pastel tones and red accents, gives this piece a character that is at once precious, romantic, and decorative.

The finesse of the workmanship and the use of silk, characteristic of Qom productions, lend great delicacy to the design and create subtle plays of light depending on the orientation of the fibers.

Origin: Persia – Qom
Period: reign of the Shah, circa 1970
Material: Silk
Dimensions: 152 × 100 cm
Reference: No. 1709

A refined collector’s piece, ideal for an elegant interior or to enhance a collection of Persian silk rugs.