Customer testimonial: "Tree of Life" Persian rug in harmony with William Morris

Customer testimonials

Dear Golestan, Good morning. Thank you for sending my package with such care.

I tried matching it in front of Kawashima Selkon's Kelmscott Tree pattern curtains. It's a British design by William Morris's daughter (1891), and because it has the same Tree of Life motif, I was a bit worried about whether it would blend in or clash.

Although not shown in the photo, the white wallpaper is also a Lily-Color Aviary, a British motif (1900-) with flowers and birds scattered throughout. The lace is Morris's Willow Bow (1887), which seems to go well with anything.

As expected, when I placed it in the center of the room, away from the curtains and furniture, it blended in beautifully. However, I couldn't take a good picture from a distance. The angle of view was also distorted when I tried to include the whole picture, and it completely lost its sense of scale.

I had intended to inspect the other silk carpet to see how its blue would halate in the sunlight, but I ran out of time yesterday. There was quite a bit to learn, and I'm confident I'll be able to take some good photos, so please wait for the ones to post on the web, and I'll just thank you for letting me know when it arrives. (I'm thinking of using the blue silk carpet as a guest carpet in my niece's room, which is based on a Japanese-style room, or as a tapestry for this living room.)

Mrs. Lloyd is excellent at preventing yellowing and mold, and I have always used various odorless types.

Thank you for your detailed instructions.

Thank you for everything.

Comment from Golestan

Thank you very much for coming to our recent exhibition. We are truly grateful for your thoughtful consideration and wonderful report. We were delighted to hear that the curtains, the Tree of Life motif, and the carpet were in perfect harmony.

It is moving to imagine the space beautifully put together with historical motifs of British design.

Although you mentioned that placing the carpet in the center of the room created harmony, I understand that it's difficult to convey a sense of scale when photographing. You also mentioned that you're considering using the blue silk carpet in a Japanese-style room or as a tapestry. Both are wonderful ideas, so I'm looking forward to seeing how they develop in the future.

Thank you again for your thoughtful feedback. We look forward to your continued support.