This is a hand-woven silk Persian rug made in Iran (Persia).
It's a long runner size, perfect for use in hallways, by the bedside, or in the kitchen. It can be used as an accent rug anywhere in your home.

Gol pattern (floral pattern)

The Gol pattern is a common design in Persian rugs. It is used in various production areas such as Kerman, Isfahan, Kashan, Nain, and Qom. Various types of flowers are depicted, often including roses and the Shah Abbasi flower, a traditional Persian design. In the Sarasaru pattern, the size of the flowers stands out, and small flowers may be arranged around the Toranj pattern. It harmonizes with any room.

Enjoy a comfortable life with a hand-woven, one-of-a-kind Persian rug with a unique design.

Characteristics of the production area (Qom)

Qom is a famous production area for silk rugs, to the extent that "Qom" is synonymous with silk rugs. It produces the finest rugs in Iran. Qom is located in northern Iran. It uses silk and very high-quality soft wool. The designs are also very rich. Various colors are used very skillfully, with pastel colors, soft colors, and ivory being particularly common. Most rugs are considered works of art, bearing the workshop's signature.

What is a Persian rug?

Persian rugs are carpets woven in Iran. They have a long history and are famous for their beauty and durability, lasting for generations. They are one of the most outstanding art and craft items representing Iranian culture and art. Due to differences in rug designs and materials used by region, Iran has a wide variety of rugs. They range from delicate and intricate designs woven in workshops to simple, geometric tribal rugs woven by Iranian nomadic tribes. The main materials used are wool and silk. The beautiful designs and delicate color schemes of Persian rugs possess a unique charm. By incorporating a one-of-a-kind Persian rug with its unique charm into your room, you can further enhance its ambiance.

Daily care (silk)

Vacuum dust from the surface along the nap. If you spill a drink, first absorb the liquid with something highly absorbent (such as kitchen paper or tissue). Then, place a dry towel under the rug, and using water and a neutral detergent, gently dab and wipe with a firmly wrung towel. Finally, remove as much moisture as possible with an absorbent material and dry in a well-ventilated area.

Please note

As these are hand-woven, there may be slight distortions in shape, weaving irregularities, and dyeing inconsistencies. Please enjoy these as part of the charm of a hand-woven item.

Product number: C60_BL