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 (1891) by William Morris' daughter, but since it has the same Tree of Life motif, I was a little worried about whether it would match or clash.

Although it is not shown in the picture, the white wallpaper is also Lilycolor's Aviary, a British motif with flowers and birds scattered all over (1900-). The lace is Morris' 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 perfectly. However, I couldn't take a good picture of it from a distance. The angle of view was also distorted when I tried to include the whole picture, and I couldn't feel the scale of the room at all.

I was planning to check how the blue of the other silk carpet would halate in the sunlight, but I ran out of time yesterday. There is quite a bit to see, and I have a good chance of taking good photos, so please wait for the ones to be posted on the web, and please forgive me for reporting the arrival of the carpet this time. (I am thinking of making the blue silk carpet into a tapestry for my niece's room, which is based on a Japanese-style room.)

Mrs. Lloyd is excellent at preventing yellowing and mold, and I have been using a variety of odorless types on a regular basis.

Thank you for your detailed instructions.

Thank you for everything.

Comment from Golestan

Thank you very much for coming to our exhibition the other day. We are very grateful for your kind consideration and for your wonderful report. We are very happy to hear that the curtains, the Tree of Life motif, and the carpet blended beautifully.

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

I understand that placing the carpet in the center of the room created harmony, but it is difficult to convey a sense of scale when photographing. As for the blue silk carpet, I heard that you are considering using it in a Japanese-style room or as a tapestry. Both of these are great ideas, so I look forward to seeing how they develop in the future.

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

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