Silk Rug – “garden / Panels” Design With Calligraphic Inscriptions (c. 1980) - No. 1680

Let yourself be enchanted by the ultimate refinement of Persian craftsmanship with this magnificent Qom (Ghoum) rug, made entirely of silk on silk and dating from the 1980s.

Renowned for its exceptionally fine knotting and the incomparable softness of its pile, this piece features a superb compartmentalized design (known as Khesti or Persian garden). Each panel features a variety of floral and botanical motifs, including the Tree of Life and elegant miḥrāb niches, all framed by a rich, delicately crafted border.

• Exceptional Materials: Crafted with a warp and weft of 100% silk, offering shimmering, iridescent highlights and rich, intense hues.

• Color palette: A soft and elegant harmony combining shades of ivory, pastel, sky blue, and warm touches of rosy red.

• Ideal Size: Its dimensions make it perfect for elegantly adorning a hallway, entryway, or living room—whether classic or contemporary.

A luxurious, rare, and durable piece of textile art, ideal for connoisseurs of prestigious Oriental rugs.

• Origin: Qom (Persia)

• Period: Circa 1980

• Composition: Silk pile on a silk warp (Silk on Silk)

• Pattern: Geometric / Persian Garden (Khesti)

• Dimensions: 106 cm x 170 cm