Qum Qom silk rugs

Qum Qom silk rugs

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      Qum Ghom Silk Hunting Rug hand-knotted
      10777 Qum Ghom Silk Hunting Rug hand-knotted super fine
      $8,000.00 $6,000.00 Save 25%
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      Qum Silk Rug 5.2 x 3.4 ft hand-knotted 150 x 100 cm
      13187 Qum Silk Rug 5.2 x 3.4 ft hand-knotted 150 x 100 cm
      $4,990.00 $4,350.00 Save 13%
      Qum wool and silk rug
      15137 Qum wool and silk rug 6.8 x 4.3 ft / 207 x 130 cm
      $3,900.00
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      Qum pure silk rug - hand knotted 5.2 x 3.3 ft
      13915 Qum Silk Rug 5.2 x 3.3 ft hand-knotted 150 x 100 cm
      $3,350.00 $2,500.00 Save 25%
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      Qum pure silk rug - collectors item Classic vintage silk rugs Origin: Qum Design: Floral with medaillon Colors: indigo blue, gold, red, green Pile hand-knotted 100% pure natural mulberry silk Size: small rugs - also for wall decoration Age: Approx. 1970/80 Condition: Very good, side edges and fringes rstored, freshly washed Knot density: 600 kpsi
      15568 Qum Silk Rug 5 x 3.3 ft hand-knotted 150 x 100 cm
      $2,500.00 $2,000.00 Save 20%
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      Qum Silk rug 5.6 x 3.6 ft 170 x 110 cm vintage silk carpet
      13929 Qum Silk rug 5.6 x 3.6 ft 170 x 110 cm vintage silk carpet
      $2,090.00 $1,800.00 Save 14%
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      13631 Qum Silk Rug 2.8 x 1.9 ft hand-knotted 84 x 57 cm
      13631 Qum Silk Rug 2.8 x 1.9 ft hand-knotted 84 x 57 cm
      $1,290.00 $990.00 Save 23%

      QUM SILK rugs - GHOM carpets

      Qum rugs are among the finest hand knotted rugs made.

      Pure silk rugs from Qom can be as fine as 1200 knots per square inch.

      The designs are various such as Tree of Life, Hunting Carpet, Medaillon floral rug or Prayer rug design.

      Qom (also Qum, Ghom) is a city in central Iran, about 130 km south of the capital Tehran. The city is known as the seat of Islamic theological college and a place of pilgrimage. The sister of the eighth Imam (Ali ibn Musa ar-Rida / Imam Reza), Fatima bint Musa, died in 817 in Qum and was buried there. The graves impressive golden dome was built in 1600, which is one of the landmarks of Qom. Qom is no city with very old weaving tradition. In the 1930`er carpet producers from nearby city of Kashan began establishing a production in Qom. Due to the increased global demand for Persian rugs, existing weaving centers could no longer produce enough. Consequently, therefore, new production facilities have been established. To date, design elements from Kashan are found, especially in the border or in the way that certain flowers are tied. But anyway carpets from Qum today have a distinctive appearance. Typical is a lush floral design, often created in medallion design. Most carpets are knotted in the formats 3 x 2 ft, 4 x 3 ft, 5 x 3 ft cm, 5 x 7 ft and runners and gallery size. Qum rugs made of silk and often high-priced. Designs: Floral, usually with a medallion. Very detailed work. Likewise, common patterns are prayer rugs with a dome and arborvitae, hunting motifs, Figural carpets and pictures.