Jamshidi Workshop Collection

Hung in an entryway or on a wall, a golden circular sun medallion shines at the center of a teal-green cloud-shaped medallion. A brown spandrel outside the cloud-shaped medallion and a navy border tighten the composition, with the weaver's signature at the top and bottom edges.

The Splendid Medallion of the Masood Jamshidi Workshop (Golden Sun Medallion and Teal Cloud Shape)

This piece is from the Masood Jamshidi workshop, known for Qom silk carpets. Following the "Golriz" design, a central golden sun medallion is enveloped by a teal-green cloud-shaped medallion. Above and below the cloud-shaped medallion are vases (goldani) and small birds, while delicate vines and flowers spread across the brown spandrel on the outer edge. The navy border features a continuous pattern of colorful vines and flowers. This carpet is a meticulous interplay of deep teal, gold, and navy.

The Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details become visible, from the radiating sun medallion and the ornamentation of the cloud-shaped medallion to the vines of the spandrel and the intricate floral patterns of the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, and the teal green, gold, and navy alternately shift in depth, which is the true essence of Qom silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

At 61x86cm, it is suitable as an entryway mat, a framed wall decoration, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The rich color tones of teal green and navy complement both white walls and wooden floors, adding a quiet elegance to the space. This piece is perfect for those who want to enjoy the depth of three overlapping colors, unlike medallions with more subdued color schemes.

This is a unique item that the shop owner personally acquired directly from the Masood Jamshidi workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, the brilliance of the sun medallion, and the intricacy of the teal cloud shape in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When laid in an entrance hall, a Persian miniature painting of figures emerges in a cartouche in the center of the gold ground, with a green palace scene in each of the four corners, and a deep navy border that tightens the overall look. It is like gazing at a miniature painting spread on the floor.

Miniature Medallion from the Masoud Jamshidi Workshop

This is a besteveri work from the Masoud Jamshidi workshop, known among the prestigious Jamshidi family of Qom silk for its compositional beauty and respect for history. The central medallion features a miniature painting of figures (seated royalty or lovers) woven in a circular cartouche in the tradition of Persian miniature painting, surrounded by red and gold wavy cartouches. In the four corners are miniatures of a palace on a green ground (a garden with a colonnaded pavilion). The border is a deep navy with intricate continuous floral patterns. This is a single piece that unfolds the splendor of ancient Persian court culture across the entire carpet.

The Precision and Luster Unique to Silk

This work is made from 100% silk, with fine threads woven densely. This allows for the identification of patterns on the figures' clothing in the central medallion, the outlines of their expressions, the pillars and arches of the palace in the four corners, the details of the green garden, and each individual flower in the continuous border. The gold gains luster with the angle of the light, the deep navy sinks deeply, and the miniature figures emerge—an expression unique to silk. It is a piece that reveals new scenes the more you look, a type to be approached and deciphered.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 101 x 156 cm, it is the perfect size to be the centerpiece of a reception room, an entrance hall, a study, or framed as the focal point of a living room or study. The combination of gold and navy is easy to match with white walls or wooden floors, adding a museum-like dignity and story to the space. With a design backed by history and tradition, it is a piece worthy of being passed down through generations as a family heirloom.

This besteveri one-of-a-kind piece was directly acquired by the owner from the workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, the central miniature figures, and the palace scenes in the four corners in the video. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

Hang it in your entryway or on a wall, and a deep navy and gold circular sun medallion emerges from the terracotta ground. Look closely at the top edge, and you'll see capital of the double-headed bull, a symbol of the ancient Persian Empire's capital Persepolis, and reliefs of kings and soldiers woven in a band pattern—a scene that condenses the splendor of pre-Christian eras into a small frame.

Abbas Jamshidi Workshop "Persepolis" (Double-Headed Bull and King's Relief)

This piece, "Takht Jamshidi" from the Abbas Jamshidi Workshop, a Qom silk carpet workshop, is named after the ancient Persian Empire's capital, which is now the Persepolis ruins. In the center is a circular sun medallion, surrounded by a light blue oval. The terracotta (reddish-brown/brick color) ground is adorned with intricate arabesque patterns and flowers, and the border has a double composition of terracotta on the inside and dark blue on the outside. The most prominent feature is the band pattern at the top edge—the double-headed bull capitals and reliefs of kings and soldiers from the Persepolis ruins are woven in a pictorial scroll-like fashion, thread by thread. This is a masterpiece of architectural motifs, a specialty of Mr. Abbas.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details you can see, from the sun medallion in the center, to the intricate arabesques on the ground, the continuous flowers of the double border, the double-headed bull and king's relief at the top edge, and the color changes in each thread of the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, and deep navy and light blue emerge from the terracotta earth color—this is the true essence of Qom silk.

How to Incorporate it into Your Life

At 58x91cm, it's the perfect size for an entryway mat, framed as a wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The terracotta and dark blue pair well with both white walls and wood floors, adding an intellectual depth to the space, as if visiting ancient Persian ruins. This piece is suitable for those who want to read history in the band pattern at the top, which differs from the medallion's more understated color scheme.

This is a one-of-a-kind item personally acquired by the owner directly from the Abbas Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, details of the medallion, and the weaving of the Persepolis relief at the top in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian carpets.

When hung in an entryway or on a wall, a golden and purple sun medallion shines in the center of an emerald green field. Above and below the medallion are vases (gholdani) and bouquets of roses, with golden spandrels spreading out in the four corners, all framed by a blue-green border that tightens the overall picture.

Masoud Jamshidi Workshop "Paradise of Gold and Green" Medallion

This piece is a silk carpet from Qom, crafted by the Masoud Jamshidi Workshop. This work features the deep emerald green that symbolizes the Jamshidi Workshop in the central medallion field, surrounded by golden spandrels and a blue-green border, forming a three-color composition. Fine details radiate from the central sun medallion, with vases and roses rising from the sar-lachak above and below, and delicate vines and countless small flowers in the spandrels of the four corners. A narrow band at the bottom depicts camels and a small landscape, condensing the story of a paradise garden and a caravan into a single piece.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details you can see, from the sun medallion in the center, to the vases and roses of the sar-lachak, the vines of the golden spandrels, the continuous delicate flowers of the border, and even the details of the caravan at the bottom. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, with emerald green, gold, and blue-green alternately deepening, which is the true essence of Qom silk.

How to Integrate it into Your Home

Measuring 77x121cm, this size is suitable as an entryway mat, framed as a wall decoration, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The three colors of emerald green, gold, and blue-green complement both white walls and wood-grain floors, adding the story of a paradise garden to the space. This piece is ideal for those who appreciate the rich layering of these three deep colors and the story of the caravan, distinct from medallions with more subdued color palettes.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the owner directly from the Masoud Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can view a video to see the actual luster, the depth of the emerald green, and the details of the vases, roses, and caravan. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When laid across a living room, countless golden, pink, and green flowers appear to float on a jet-black ground. In the center are a brown oval medallion and a rosette, and in the four corners are spandrels from a mosque gate—a scene like peering into a garden at midnight, spread across 195×317cm.

"Night Garden" Botanical Dye by Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop

This is a silk piece dyed with botanical dyes, a practice continued only by the main lineage of the Jamshidi family, the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop, among all Qom silk carpets. The theme of this work is "Night Garden"—on a deep, almost jet-black ground, calm golden, pink, green, and purple flowers unique to botanical dyes are scattered, with a brown oval medallion and sarlachak in the center. The deep, non-turbid black, gentle golden brown, earthy red, and deep indigo cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. The overall quiet harmony, despite the use of many colors, is due to the natural resonance between botanical dyes.

Luster and Detail of 100% Silk, Colors Unique to Botanical Dyes

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details become visible: the rosette in the center of the medallion, each small flower scattered on the ground, the details of the mosque gates in the four corners, and the intricate continuous floral pattern of the border. With every change in the angle of light, the luster of the silk changes, and gold and pink emerge on the jet-black ground—this piece expresses the true essence of Qom silk through botanical dyeing.

Only Two Ever Woven, From the Workshop's Peak Years

This colour and pattern has been woven only twice in the history of the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop. This piece is one of those two, and was made during the years the workshop was at the height of its powers. The depth of the unmuddied black ground, the calm tones of the botanical dyes, and the lustre of the silk all carry the mark of that period. Even the dimensions — 195×317cm, a touch larger than the standard 200×300 — are an order rarely attempted in silk. From the owner's experience, a piece matching all of these conditions is unlikely to come up again.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

At 195×317cm, this rare large size is perfect as the centerpiece of a living room, under a dining table, or in a reception room. This size is rarely seen in silk carpets, and the jet-black ground complements both white walls and wooden floors, giving the space the quiet elegance of a night garden. This piece is suited for those who desire a quiet story of a garden floating in the jet-black darkness, rather than the overt splendor of a central medallion.

This piece has been selected for our collection of exceptional pieces that are difficult to reacquire. You can view the actual luster, the botanical dye colors, and the details of the flowers floating on the jet black in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When placed in a living room or on a wall, countless triangles radiate from the center of the screen, with a small sun medallion quietly positioned at their end. The composition resembles looking up from directly below at the dome ceiling of a grand Persian mosque, and as you approach, intricate geometric patterns become visible in each individual ray.

Botanically Dyed Dome Pattern by Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop (Architecture of the Heavens)

Among Qom silk carpets, this is a silk piece dyed with botanical dyes, a technique continued only by the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop, the main lineage of the Jamshidi family. The theme of this work is "Gombadi" (dome pattern) – a symbolic Persian architectural composition that flattens the decoration seen when looking up directly from below at the ceiling of a mosque. A small sun medallion is placed at the center, from which triangular spokes radiate, filling the interior of each spoke with intricate geometric and floral patterns. Mineral-like cartouches adorn the four corners, and intricate medallion frames line the top and bottom, all enclosed by a deep indigo border.

The Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk, and Colors Unique to Botanical Dyes

Because it is 100% silk, details become visible as you approach, from the central sun medallion to each individual radiating triangle, the cartouches in the four corners, and the intricate vine patterns of the border. Unlike chemical dyes, the antique gold is deep and clear, the bronze is subdued, the salmon is pale, and the indigo is deep – because botanical dyes naturally harmonize with each other, the colors quietly settle within the radiating movement. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light on each surface, revealing the depth of the dome. This piece expresses the true essence of Qom silk through botanical dyeing.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

At 108x158cm, this rug is suitable for room corners, longer hallways, studies, bedside areas, or framed as a wall hanging. Its mineral-like, subdued coloring harmonizes well with both white walls and wood floors, adding an intellectual serenity to the space, like architectural ornamentation. It is a piece for those who want to enjoy the discipline of geometry and the depth of botanical dyes, rather than bright, floral medallions.

You can view the luster, intricate radiating details, and subdued colors of the botanical dyes in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

Hung in an entrance or on a wall, a golden circular sun medallion gleams in the center of a deep blue ground. Deep blue cloud shapes surround the sun medallion, with vases and small birds in the sarla chak above and below, and silhouettes of deer and peacocks hidden in the light brown spandrels.

Mystical Medallion by Masoud Jamshidi Workshop (Golden Sun Medallion / Golriz)

This piece is from the Masoud Jamshidi Workshop, renowned for its Qom silk carpets. Following the "Golriz" composition, a central golden sun medallion is enveloped by deep blue cloud-shaped medallions, which are then surrounded by light brown spandrels. Vases (Goldani) rise from the sarla chak above and below, with small birds gathering around the flowers. Silhouettes of deer and peacocks are hidden in the spandrels, and the border features a continuous pattern of colorful vines and flowers, with a signature cartouche at the top.

Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the more you approach it, the more details become visible, from the sun medallion in the center to the vases and small birds in the sarla chak, the small animals hidden in the spandrels, and the intricate continuous flower pattern on the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, revealing a contrast between deep blue and gold, which is the true essence of Qom silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

Measuring 61x86cm, it is a suitable size for an entrance mat, a framed wall decoration, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The deep blue and gold complement both white walls and wooden floors, adding a sense of profound elegance to the space. This rug is perfect for those who appreciate strong color contrast and intricate storytelling, unlike medallions with more understated color schemes.

This unique piece was personally collected by the owner from the Masoud Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, the golden sun medallion, and the small animals in the spandrels in the video. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

When placed in a narrow space, a navy circular medallion and a golden sun motif emerge from the gentle salmon pink ground. Vases extend from the salrachak above and below the medallion, and in the four corners are silhouettes of mosque gates and fawns. A deep bordeaux border tightens the entire composition.

Runner Medallion (Rachak Toranj) from Masoud Jamshidi Workshop

This piece is from the Masoud Jamshidi Workshop, renowned for its Qum silk carpets. This runner size (47 x 117 cm) features a condensed Rachak Toranj composition, characteristic of the Jamshidi family. On a salmon pink ground, a navy circular sun motif medallion is surrounded by yellow cartouches extending from the salrachak above and below, leading to vases (goldani) and intricate arabesques. In the four corners are silhouettes of mosque gates and fawns, and the border is adorned with continuous intricate floral patterns. Weaver's signature cartouches are found at the top and bottom ends.

100% Silk Luster and Detail

Because it is 100% silk, details become visible the closer you look, from the sun motif in the center of the medallion, to the salrachak vases, the mosque gates and fawns in the four corners, and the intricate arabesques in the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, and the gentleness of the salmon pink and the depth of the bordeaux alternately emerge, which is the true essence of Qum silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

The 47 x 117 cm runner size is perfect as a center runner in a hallway, on top of a shoe cabinet in the entryway, on a counter top, on a piano, as a wall tapestry, or framed as an accent piece in a living room or study. Salmon pink and bordeaux go well with both white walls and wooden floors, adding a delicate touch of narrative to the space. This piece is ideal for those who want to place a story in a long, narrow space, unlike a large medallion.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Masoud Jamshidi Workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster, the sun motif in the center of the medallion, and the details of the mosque gates and fawns in the four corners in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

Hung in an entryway or on a wall, a light blue cloud-shaped medallion floats in the center of a deep green ground. From the brown sun motif in the center to the outer edge, there are salrachaks and vases (goldani) above and below, and small animal silhouettes in the four corners and above and below. A vibrant blue border tightens the scene.

Cloud-shaped Medallion (Golriz / Vase and Small Animals) by Masoud Jamshidi Workshop

This piece is by the Masoud Jamshidi workshop, renowned for its Qum silk carpets. "Golriz" is a Persian word meaning "scattering flowers," referring to the traditional composition of scattering flowers and animals around a medallion. This piece features a cloud-shaped (ojival) light blue medallion in the center, with brown and multi-colored sun motifs inside. On the deep green ground, vases rise from the salrachaks above and below, and small animal silhouettes are depicted in the pink and beige spandrels. A vibrant blue border tightens the frame, and the weaver's signature is at the top.

100% Silk Luster and Detail

Because it's 100% silk, the closer you look, the more details emerge, from the sun motif in the center of the medallion to the salrachak vases, the small animals hidden in the ground, and the intricate continuous floral pattern of the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, and light blue and vibrant blue alternately emerge on the deep green ground—the true essence of Qum silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 61x88cm, it's a suitable size for an entryway mat, framed wall hanging, in front of a study desk, or by a bedside. The deep green ground and vibrant blue colors complement both white walls and wood-grained floors, adding a narrative accent to the space. This piece is ideal for those who want to enjoy the story of vases and small animals, unlike medallions with more subdued color schemes.

This is a one-of-a-kind item personally acquired by the owner directly from the Masoud Jamshidi workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster, the details in the center of the medallion, and the continuous floral pattern of the border in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When placed at the entrance, copper-colored and turquoise leaf patterns and small flowers are scattered like jewels on a jet-black ground, with a turquoise sun pattern shining in the central oval medallion. The top and bottom borders feature reliefs from an ancient Persian palace, and the four corners have miniatures of vases and flowers. It is a scene like a jewel box floating in the darkness.

Midnight Jewel from Abbas Jamshidi Workshop

This piece is from the Abbas Jamshidi workshop, known for its compositional beauty and intelligent designs, even within the prestigious Jamshidi family of Qum silk. The entire piece, from the field to the border, is unified in jet black, with copper, red, blue, turquoise, and pink flowers scattered throughout. In the center is a large oval medallion with a turquoise sun pattern inside. In the center of the top and bottom borders is a relief depicting a king and his attendants from an ancient Persian palace, a hallmark of the Jamshidi workshop. It is a small piece where jewels and Persian history coexist within the jet-black darkness.

The intricacy and luster unique to silk

Because it is finished with a dense weave of fine 100% silk threads, the outlines of the leaf patterns, the gradations of the flowers, the sun pattern of the medallion, the vases in the corners, and even the king and attendants in the reliefs of the top and bottom borders are all discernible. The jet black deepens with the angle of the light, and the copper and turquoise appear like jewels, a characteristic expression of silk.

How to incorporate it into your living space

At 59 x 89 cm, it is the perfect size for an entrance mat, a wall hanging, a tokonoma in a Japanese-style room, or framed as a centerpiece in a living room or study. The color scheme, with jet black as the main color, is easy to match with white walls, wood floors, and modern monotone interiors, adding a touch of serene dignity and splendor to the space.

This is a one-of-a-kind item selected by the owner at the workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster of the piece, the jewel-like flowers scattered on the jet black, and the reliefs of the ancient Persian palace woven into the top and bottom borders in the video. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

Placed in the entryway, the rug features a vibrant lime green ground covered with intricate floral arabesques, with a multi-ring medallion at its center resembling a sun disc. The top and bottom borders depict reliefs of kings and their attendants from the ancient Persian palace (Persepolis). It's a scene where the budding of spring and eternal history coexist on a single piece.

Golriz Medallion by Abbas Jamshidi Workshop

This piece is from the Abbas Jamshidi workshop, known for its compositional beauty and intelligent designs, even among the prestigious Jamshidi family of Qom silk producers. "Golriz" means "scattering flowers" in Persian, and this rug, with its ground covered in fine floral arabesques, truly lives up to its name. It features a multi-ring medallion with a sun disc at its center, set against a fresh lime-green ground, elegantly tightened with charcoal gray borders. The central top border incorporates a relief of a king and his attendants from an ancient Persian palace, a hallmark of the Jamshidi workshop, subtly embedding the weight of history within its modern color scheme.

The Intricacy and Sheen Unique to Silk

Because it is made from 100% fine silk threads woven into a dense pile, you can clearly distinguish the slender stems of the floral arabesques on the ground, the sun disc in the center of the medallion, and the outlines of the Persian royalty reliefs on the borders. The lime green acquires a greater luster depending on the angle of the light, and the blue of the medallion and the gold in the center stand out—a characteristic expression of silk.

How to Incorporate it into Your Home

Measuring 62x92cm, it's the perfect size for an entryway mat, a wall hanging, or framed as a centerpiece in your living room or study. The combination of lime and charcoal gray complements white walls, wooden floors, and modern interiors alike, adding a fresh focal point to any space. Green, a color symbolizing health and growth, will elevate the dignity of your entrance.

This is a unique item personally selected by the owner at the workshop in Qom. You can view the actual sheen, intricate details, and the ancient Persian palace reliefs woven into the top and bottom borders in the video. Golestan, specializing in Persian rugs.

When hung on a wall, ribbons of rainbow colors ripple from the central medallion, decorating the light blue background. The four corners feature miniature palaces and animal miniatures, and the borders are adorned with floral cartouches that tell a story. This rug looks like a painting whether viewed upright or laid on the floor.

Rainbow Medallion (Ranginkaman) by Jafari Jamshidi Workshop

This piece is from the Jafari Jamshidi workshop, known for its original sense of color among the prestigious Jamshidi family of Qom silk. "Ranginkaman" means "rainbow" in Persian. Ribbons of yellow, pink, light blue, purple, red, and green ripple outwards in concentric circles from the central medallion, like a slow-motion display of colors. The four corners feature small palaces, miniature-style animals (horses, deer), and floral cartouches, while the top and bottom borders are lined with small, castle-like buildings. This piece combines a classical medallion composition with the fantastical nature of modern art.

Miniature Detail and Luster Unique to Silk

This piece is crafted from 100% fine silk threads, with an extremely dense weave. This allows for the precise distinction of overlapping colors in the rainbow ribbons, the outlines of the small animals in the four corners, and even each window, arch, and single flower in the palace and floral cartouches on the borders. The light blue background gains luster with the angle of the light, and the rainbow ribbons shimmer and float, creating an expression unique to silk. This is a piece to be enjoyed by looking closely, as new discoveries abound the more you observe it.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

Measuring 98×147cm, it is perfectly sized as a tapestry, an accent rug for a special space, or framed to be the centerpiece of a living room or study. Its diverse colors are easy to match with white walls, wooden floors, or modern interiors, adding a painting-like focal point to your space.

This is a one-of-a-kind item personally selected by the shop owner at the workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster of the silk, the intricate details of the rainbow ribbons, and the miniatures of the palaces and animals in the four corners in the video. Golestan Persian Rug Specialist.

When laid in front of a sofa, alternating deep purple vertical bands and intricate floral vertical bands create a scene reminiscent of walking through a palace colonnade. In the center is a small rosette medallion, with prayer arches (mihrabs) in the four corners, and miniatures of small palaces lining the top border. It is a serene and intellectual piece, like a painting laid on the floor.

Palace Medallion from the Abbas Jamshidi Workshop

This piece is from the Abbas Jamshidi workshop, known for its beautiful composition and intellectual design, even among the prestigious Jamshidi family of Qom silk producers. The rhythm of the colonnade is woven by alternately layering "purple vertical bands" and "intricate floral vertical bands" above and below the central medallion. In the four corners are small mihrab-shaped arches, with small lamps and tulips inside. Along the top border are miniature decorations of small, castle-like buildings. This piece brings the intricate painting style of Persian palaces into a classical medallion composition.

The Intricacy and Luster Unique to Silk

Because of the fine 100% silk threads, the outlines of the columns in the colonnade, the tulips and lamps within the mihrabs, the windows and arches of the small palaces along the top, and even the star-shaped border of the central medallion are discernible. Depending on the angle of the light, the purple deepens, and the cream and multi-colored floral vertical bands stand out, an expression unique to silk. A closer look reveals small palaces lined up along the top, with more discoveries to be made the closer you get.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

At 132x212cm, it is the perfect size for in front of a 2-3-seater sofa, as the centerpiece of a reception room, or under a dining table. The color scheme, centered around deep purple, is easy to match with both white walls and wooden floors, adding a sense of museum-like serenity and dignity to the space.

This one-of-a-kind item was selected by the owner at a workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, intricate details, the mihrab arches, and the miniature palaces along the top in the video. Golestan, Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When hung on a wall, magenta pink, turquoise, and gold colors overlap like contour lines, bringing forth landscapes of unknown lands and paradise. The transparency and depth, unattainable with chemical dyes, change their expression depending on the quality of light—truly a geographical landscape painted with colors.

The Miraculous Colors of Mohammad Jamshidi's Main Line (Botanical Dye Geography)

This special piece, made of 100% Qum silk, was dyed using botanical dyes, a technique maintained exclusively by the main line of Mohammad Jamshidi. Our representative was captivated by it and selected it for our "Hard-to-Reacquire Masterpieces Collection" because it is extremely difficult to find another of the same quality. Colors extracted from natural materials such as pomegranate peel, walnut shells, madder root, and indigo gently permeate deep into each fiber of the silk, creating a transparency and depth that seem to glow from within. As the title "Geography" suggests, waves of color overlapping like contour lines across the carpet depict unknown lands and paradise.

The Intricacy and Sheen of Silk and Botanical Dyes

Because it is woven tightly with 100% silk and botanical dyes, each color gradation appears without any muddiness. The colors seem to breathe and change with the angle of light, and one's eyes don't tire even after long contemplation—a unique characteristic of botanical dyes not found in chemical dyes. The aging process is also beautiful; over time, the colors settle in, developing a profound sheen.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

The 60x105cm size is perfect for a wall hanging in a bedroom, study, or meditation space. When displayed on a wall away from direct sunlight, you can enjoy the "living colors" that change their expression in the soft morning light and under evening illumination, as an art piece beyond a painting.

This is a rare piece, difficult to reacquire, personally sourced by the shop owner directly from the workshop in Qum. You can see the actual sheen, the transparent colors unique to botanical dyes, and how the expression changes with the angle of light in the video. Golestan, Persian Rug Specialty Store.

When hung on a wall, a deep indigo medallion emerges from a delicate lilac ground, creating a scene like wisteria blooming in the pre-dawn sky. Above and below the fringe are hidden images of small animals (elephants and tigers) arranged in rows. It's a tranquil piece where more discoveries are made the closer you look.

Mohammad Jamshidi House's Serene Medallion (Vegetable Dye)

This exceptional piece, dyed with 100% Qum silk using the vegetable dyeing technique preserved only by the Mohammad Jamshidi House, deeply impressed our representative. We have selected it for our "Hard-to-Acquire Masterpieces Collection" due to the extreme difficulty of obtaining the same quality again. It features a delicate yet beautiful lilac (pale purple) field, a color difficult to achieve with chemical dyes, with a deep indigo medallion centered and a golden sun emblem inside. This piece combines the classical Lachak o Toranj (corner & medallion) composition with the tranquil colors unique to vegetable dyes.

The Precision and Luster of Silk and Vegetable Dyes

Because it's woven with 100% silk and vegetable dyes into a dense fabric, you can discern the fine gold lines of the medallion, the intricate flowers in the four corners, the continuous floral patterns of the border, and even the small animals hidden at the edge of the fringe. Depending on the angle of the light, the lilac透けます, the indigo deepens, and expressions like blooming wisteria flowers appear. The colors of vegetable dyes, woven over long months, become even more subdued with the passage of time.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

At 57x102cm, it's the perfect size for an entrance, a wall hanging in a bedroom or study, or as an accent in a meditation space. Lilac is said to be a calming color, providing a fitting focal point to gaze upon at the end of the day.

This unique piece, difficult to reacquire, was directly collected by the shop owner from the workshop in Qum. In the video, you can see the actual luster, intricate details, the hidden animal images at the fringe, and the serene colors unique to vegetable dyes. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

Hung in a hallway or on a wall, a vibrant blue cloud medallion floats in the center of a deep green frame. The scene features intertwined vines, countless small flowers, and the silhouette of a small deer, spreading from a multicolored sunburst in the center to a green field on the outer edge.

Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop: Vegetable-Dyed Eight-Color Medallion (Blue Cloud Medallion and Green Field)

This silk piece is created using a "vegetable dyeing (plant dye)" technique, a tradition maintained only by the mainstream Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop among all Qom silk carpets. This particular piece incorporates eight colors achievable with plant dyes, featuring a vibrant blue cloud-shaped (ogival) medallion in the center, with a multicolored sunburst and intricate vase within. The outer edge showcases intertwining vines and countless small flowers on a deep green ground, with small deer silhouettes in the four corners. It displays a deep, clear blue, profound green, earthy red, and gentle golden brown that cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. This Jamshidi vegetable-dyed piece, despite using multiple colors, achieves a serene and harmonious overall impression.

The Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you look, the more details emerge, from the sunburst in the center of the medallion, to the vase inside the cloud shape, the vines and small flowers on the outer edge, the deer in the four corners, and the intricate border decorations. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, altering the depth of the deep blue and deep green. This piece truly captures the essence of Qom silk through vegetable dyeing.

How to Incorporate It into Your Home

At 59x91cm, it's suitable as a doormat, a framed wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or by a bedside. The deep blue and green complement both white walls and wooden floors, adding a single, narrative-rich picture to your space. This piece is ideal for those who prefer the depth of plant dyes and the story of small details over the vibrancy of chemical dyes.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can view a video to see the actual luster, the vegetable-dyed blue, and the intricate details of the cloud medallion and small deer. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialist.

When laid at the entrance, a blue background and a golden octagram gently float in the center of the intricate silver-gray vine-and-grass field. If you look closely at the thin bands on both ends, you'll see small figures on horseback and animal drawings woven in, giving the entire rug a subtle narrative.

Mohammad Jamshidi's Original Botanical Dyeing

Among Qum silk rugs, it is said that only Mohammad Jamshidi's original house uses botanical dyes instead of chemical dyes to achieve their colors. Dyes extracted from natural materials such as indigo, madder, and pomegranate peel deepen in richness over time and possess a soft hue that chemical dyes lack. In the center, a golden octagram (a symbol of the sun in ancient Persia) is set against a blue background, surrounded by a lachak-o-tranj (corner and medallion) design, with a pair of boteh (paisleys) placed in the corners.

The Luster of Silk and Botanical Dyes

Because fine 100% silk threads are colored with botanical dyes, every leaf of the vine grass in the field, the outline of the octagram, and each flower in the border can be distinguished. Unlike the flashy luster of chemical dyes, the deep, subdued blue and the moist sheen are expressions unique to botanical dyes.

How to Place it in Your Home

59 x 91 cm is the perfect size for an entrance mat, a center rug beside a sofa, the focal point of a study, or framed as a wall hanging. With its silver-gray base, it's easy to match with white walls or wooden floors, making it a piece you can enjoy for a long time.

This is a one-of-a-kind item selected by the owner at a workshop in Qum. You can view the actual luster, the colors of the botanical dyes, and even the small drawings on both ends in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian rugs.

When hung in an entryway or on a wall, an eight-color mixed ground, predominantly orange, displays a continuous pattern of star-shaped diamonds. In the center is a turquoise and multi-colored elongated medallion, above and below are chandeliers within a pair of mihrab-like arches, and in the four corners are small mosque gates. The closer you get, the more detailed the architectural story of the scene reveals itself.

Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop Botanical Dye Eight-Color Medallion (Orange Ground)

Among Qom silk carpets, this is a silk piece made with "botanical dyes (plant dyes)," a technique continued only by the main line of the Jamshidi family, the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop. In this piece, eight colors achievable with plant dyes are combined into one, with an orange-dominant, star-shaped diamond ground as the background. A turquoise elongated medallion in the center, intricate chandeliers suspended within mihrab-like arches above and below, and small mosque gates lining the four corners. The deep, clear orange, gentle golden brown, earthy red, and deep indigo cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. While using multiple colors, the overall piece remains quietly unified, characteristic of Jamshidi's botanical dyes.

The Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk

Precisely because it is 100% silk, from the sun emblem in the center of the medallion to the star-shaped diamonds in the ground, the chandeliers above and below, and the mosque gates in the four corners, the closer you get, the more details emerge. With changes in the angle of light, the luster of the silk changes across the surface, and the orange ground flickers warmly like a lamp, truly expressing the essence of Qom silk through botanical dyeing.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 59x91cm, this piece is suitable as an entrance mat, framed as a wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or by a bedside. The eight-color orange mix blends well with both white walls and wood-grained floors, adding a lamp-like warmth to the space. This piece is recommended for those who appreciate the depth and architectural narrative of plant dyes over the vibrancy of chemical dyes.

A one-of-a-kind item personally acquired by the owner from the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, botanical-dyed orange, and details of the mihrab and mosque gates in the video. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

La alfombra, colocada en el salón, presenta un medallón romboidal de color azul violáceo que flota en el centro de un profundo campo verde. En todo el campo hay esparcidas enredaderas, innumerables florecillas y pájaros, y un borde azul real alinea ocho colores de "boteh" de forma regular, un paisaje que revela detalles intrincados cuanto más te acercas.

El medallón de ocho colores teñido con tintes vegetales del taller de Mohammad Jamshidi

Esta es una obra de seda "teñida con tintes vegetales (tintes naturales)" que solo el taller de Mohammad Jamshidi, la línea principal de la familia Jamshidi, sigue produciendo entre las alfombras de seda de Qom. Esta obra presenta un borde de "hilos mixtos de ocho colores" que combinan ocho colores que se pueden obtener con tintes vegetales en una sola pieza. Verdes, azules violáceos y azules reales profundos y no turbios, rojos terrosos y marrones dorados suaves que no se pueden obtener con tintes químicos. El hecho de que todo el conjunto se combine de forma tranquila a pesar de utilizar muchos colores se debe a que los tintes vegetales resuenan naturalmente entre sí. En el centro hay un medallón romboidal azul violáceo con un sol de múltiples colores en el interior. El campo verde está adornado con enredaderas, florecillas y pájaros, y los bordes superior e inferior están tejidos con arcos y pequeños paisajes, una obra maestra teñida con tintes vegetales de Jamshidi.

El brillo y la minuciosidad de la seda 100%

Precisamente porque es 100% seda, los detalles son visibles a medida que te acercas, desde el emblema solar en el centro del medallón hasta las enredaderas y los pájaros en el campo verde, los "boteh" de ocho colores del borde y los pequeños paisajes en los extremos superior e inferior. El brillo de la seda cambia con el ángulo de la luz, y el verde y el azul real se superponen, lo que la convierte en una pieza que expresa la verdadera esencia de la seda de Qom con la variedad de tintes vegetales.

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El tamaño de 100 x 161 cm es adecuado para una esquina de una habitación, un pasillo largo, la mesilla de noche o como decoración de pared enmarcada. El verde intenso y el azul real combinan bien con paredes blancas y suelos de madera, añadiendo una imagen narrativa al espacio. Es una pieza adecuada para aquellos que quieren disfrutar de la profundidad y la variedad de los tintes vegetales en una sola pieza, en lugar de la viveza de los tintes químicos.

Este es un artículo único que el propietario de la tienda recogió directamente del taller de Mohammad Jamshidi en Qom. Puedes ver el brillo real, los ocho colores de los tintes vegetales y la minuciosidad del medallón y el campo en el video. Golestan, especialista en alfombras persas.

When unfurled in a reception room, classical medallions emerge from a field where a myriad of colors intersect. The mixed-pink border frames it like a picture, and the transparent colors unique to natural dyeing, interwoven with the luster of silk, emit a soft light.

Botanically Dyed Medallion from the Mohammad Jamshidi Main Line

This is a special piece, dyed with 100% Qom silk using natural dyeing methods preserved only by the Mohammad Jamshidi main line. The proprietor himself fell in love with it, and it has been selected for our "Hard-to-Acquire Masterpieces" collection, as obtaining another piece of the same quality would be exceedingly difficult. It combines the classical Lachak-o-Toranj (corner & medallion) composition with the diverse colors of natural dyes and a mixed-pink border. The transparency and depth unattainable with chemical dyes give the entire carpet a breathing expression.

The Intricacy and Luster of Silk and Natural Dyes

Precisely because it is woven tightly with 100% silk and natural dyes, you can discern the intricate flowers in the center of the medallion, the outlines of the Lachak in the four corners, and even the continuous floral pattern of the border. The diverse colors subtly shift with the angle of the light, and the deep sheen of the silk is also an expression unique to natural dyeing. As time passes, the colors will mellow, and its charm will deepen with age.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

The 105x145cm size is perfect as an accent rug in the living room, a centerpiece in the reception room, for a study or bedroom, or framed as a wall hanging. The combination of diverse colors and pink goes well with both white walls and wooden floors, adding brilliance and elegance to any space.

This hard-to-acquire piece was personally collected by the owner from the workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, intricate details, and the transparent colors unique to natural dyeing in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian carpets.

When laid at the entrance, the entire carpet displays a continuous dome structure, creating a geometric landscape that is both symmetrical and dynamic. The subdued colors, unique to vegetable dyes, intertwine with the luster of silk, revealing more intricate details the closer you look.

Mohammad Jamshidi's All-Over Domical Pattern (All-Over Domical)

This is a special piece dyed with vegetable dyes, a tradition maintained solely by the Mohammad Jamshidi main family, using 100% Qum silk. The representative himself was captivated by it, and it has been selected for our "Rare and Hard-to-Find Collection" due to the extreme difficulty of acquiring another of the same quality. Named "All over Domical," this composition features a continuous dome pattern (Gombadi) across the entire field, creating a geometric structure that generates movement within its symmetry. Both the field and border are rendered in multiple colors, highlighting the transparent hues unique to vegetable dyes.

Intricacy and Luster of Silk and Vegetable Dyes

Because it is made of 100% silk and vegetable dyes, woven into a dense pile, you can distinguish the geometric dome sequence, the floral patterns in each section, and the color gradations. The colors breathe and change with the angle of light, and the deep sheen of the silk is another expression unique to vegetable dyes. The colors, woven over a long period, will only become more subdued and elegant with age.

Placement in Your Home

At 75x120cm, it is the perfect size for an entrance mat, wall hanging, study, or framed as a centerpiece in your living room or study. The vibrant and colorful palette complements white walls, wooden floors, and modern spaces, adding geometric beauty and a story to your environment.

This is a rare piece, directly acquired by the owner from a workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster, the intricate details of the all-over dome pattern, and the transparent colors unique to vegetable dyes in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian rugs.

When hung in an entryway or on a wall, a gold diamond medallion appears to float in the center of a deep green frame, with flowers, trees, a pair of deer, and a pair of arched gates depicted on the spandrels at the four corners and top and bottom. Various small scenes unfold on the green ground, revealing the story of a paradise garden as you approach.

Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop Botanical-Dyed Medallion (Deer and Paradise Garden)

This is a silk piece dyed with botanical dyes, a technique continued only by the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop, the main lineage of the Jamshidi family, among Qom silk carpets. It features deep, clear greens, earthy reds, and gentle golden browns that cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. The overall harmony, despite the use of many colors, is due to the natural resonance of the botanical dyes. In the center is a gold diamond medallion with a small sun emblem inside. The deep green spandrels on the outside are woven with flowers, trees, a pair of deer, and a pair of arched gates at the top, forming a paradise garden composition reminiscent of Persian miniature paintings.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, details become visible as you get closer, from the sun emblem in the center of the medallion to the flowers and deer in the spandrels, the pillars of the arched gates, and the intricate vines in the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light on each surface, with the gold center and deep green surroundings appearing to float. This piece embodies the true essence of Qom silk, expressed through botanical dyeing.

How to Incorporate It into Your Life

Measuring 73x127cm, it is a suitable size for a wide entryway mat, a framed wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The gold center and deep green frame complement both white walls and wood floors, adding a narrative single painting to the space. This piece is suitable for those who want to enjoy a story like a painting, unlike medallions with more understated color schemes.

This is a one-of-a-kind item personally acquired by the owner from the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, botanical dye colors, and details of the deer and paradise garden in the video. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

Hung in an entryway or on a wall, a vibrant orange field unfolds in the center of a deep black frame, with a diamond-shaped medallion floating above it. In the center of the medallion is a multicolored sunburst, and along the black spandrels are small animals and tiny mosque gates, creating a scene whose story emerges the closer you look.

Botanical-dyed Medallion (Small Animals and Mosque Gates) by Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop

This is a silk piece dyed with botanical dyes (plant-based dyes), a technique continued only by the main branch of the Jamshidi family, the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop, even among Qom silk carpets. It features a deep, non-muddy black, an earthy red, and a lantern-like orange that cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. The simultaneous vibrancy and depth are a result of the natural harmony between the plant dyes. In the center is a diamond-shaped medallion with a radial sunburst pattern. On the outer black background, small animals like deer and horses are depicted, and in the four corners and top/bottom are arch gates (small mosques) and intertwining vines, creating a pictorial story.

Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the details become visible the closer you look, from the sunburst in the center of the medallion to the small animals hidden in the black background, the domes of the mosque gates, and the intricate floral patterns of the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light on each surface, and the contrast between orange and black emerges, showcasing the true essence of Qom silk expressed through botanical dyeing.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

The 59x87cm size is suitable for an entryway mat, a framed wall decoration, in front of a desk in a study, or by a bedside. The vivid contrast between orange and deep black complements both white walls and wood-grain floors, adding a narrative accent to the space. This piece is ideal for those who appreciate a strong color contrast and intricate storytelling, unlike medallions with more subdued color schemes.

This is a one-of-a-kind item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can view the actual luster, botanical dye colors, and details of the small animals and mosque gates in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

Hang it in your entryway or on a wall, and a turquoise cloud-shaped medallion will emerge in the center of a deep red-purple frame. At its heart is a vibrant sunburst pattern, while the outer orange field is dotted with silhouettes of small deer and elephants, and scattered flowers, creating a scene where more details reveal themselves the closer you get.

Botanically Dyed Medallion by Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop (Cloud-shape with Field of Small Animals)

Amongst Qom silk carpets, this is a silk piece produced using "botanical dyes (plant dyes)," a technique maintained solely by the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop, the main lineage of the Jamshidi family. It features a deep, non-muddy turquoise, an earthy red, and a gentle golden brown that cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. Despite the use of many colors, the overall composition remains harmoniously subdued, precisely because the plant dyes naturally resonate with each other. In the center is a cloud-shaped (ogival) medallion with a radial sunburst pattern inside, and small boteh motifs on the turquoise ground. The outer orange field depicts deer, elephants, and flowers, while a deep red-purple border tightens the composition.

100% Silk Luster and Intricacy

Because it is 100% silk, details from the sunburst pattern in the center of the medallion to the small boteh on the turquoise ground, the small animals on the outer field, and the intricate vines of the border, become visible the closer you get. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, with turquoise, orange, and red-purple overlapping, making this a piece that expresses the true essence of Qom silk through botanical dyeing.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 57x87cm, it is suitable as an entryway rug, framed as a wall decoration, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The deep red-purple frame complements both white walls and wood-grained floors, adding a narrative accent to the space. This piece is ideal for those who prefer the depth of plant dyes and the story of the field of small animals over the vividness of chemical dyes.

A unique item personally acquired by the owner directly from the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, botanical dye colors, and details of the cloud-shaped medallion and small animals in the video. Golestan, Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When hung in a hallway or on a wall, a large chandelier, as if suspended in a palace audience hall, floats in the center of a deep brown ground. Flanking it are a pair of white fountains and cypress trees, with small dome-shaped buildings along the top edge. This single rug depicts a scene from a Persian palace like a painting.

"Palace Chandelier" - A Natural Dye Original by Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop

Among Qom silk rugs, this is a naturally dyed (vegetable dye) silk piece, a practice continued only by the main branch of the Jamshidi family, the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop. It features deep, clear browns, serene golden ochres, calm pinks, and deep indigos that cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. Despite the use of many colors, the overall impression is one of serene harmony, precisely because natural dyes naturally resonate with each other. The large central chandelier, the paired white fountains, the cypress trees, and the small dome-shaped buildings on either side—this original design, crafted into a silk rug, depicts a palace scene reminiscent of Persian miniatures.

Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details become visible: the decorative beads of the chandelier, the white streams of the fountains, the windows of the domes, and even the tips of the cypress leaves. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, making the tranquil brown ground and the vibrant decorations stand out. This piece, created with natural dyes, embodies the true essence of Qom silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

The 57x87cm size is suitable for a doormat, framed as a wall decoration, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The calm brown ground harmonizes well with both white walls and wooden floors, adding a narrative "picture" to the space. This piece is ideal for those who prefer to enjoy a story-like painting, rather than a medallion with a subtle color scheme.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop in Qom. You can view the actual luster, the colors of the natural dyes, and the intricate details of the chandelier and fountains in the video. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

Hang it in your entryway or on a wall, and a bouquet of flowers rising from a large vase (Gouldani) will appear in the center of the cherry-blossom pink frame. At the top, a domed palace; on either side, arched gates; and at the bottom, a narrow garden strip. It is a single rug, depicting a Persian paradise garden like a painting.

Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop's Original Vegetable-Dyed "Castle and Vase Garden"

Among Qom silk rugs, this is a silk piece dyed with vegetable dyes, a practice continued only by the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop, the main lineage of the Jamshidi family. The colors, such as cherry blossom pink, pale young green, deeply clear indigo, and gentle golden brown, cannot be achieved with chemical dyes. Despite using many colors, the overall impression is harmonized, precisely because the vegetable dyes naturally resonate with each other. A bouquet of flowers rising from a large vase in the center, a domed palace at the top, arched gates on either side, and a garden strip at the bottom—this is an original design that recreates the composition of a "paradise garden," reminiscent of Persian miniatures, in a silk rug.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details become visible: the ornamentation of the vase, the domes and windows of the palace, the columns of the arched gates, and even the tiny flowers in the garden at the bottom. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, causing the cherry-blossom pink frame and the colorful central scene to emerge—this piece expresses the true essence of Qom silk using vegetable dyes.

How to Incorporate It into Your Life

At 59x91cm, it is a suitable size for an entryway mat, a framed wall decoration, in front of a desk in a study, or by a bedside. The cherry-blossom pink frame complements both white walls and wooden floors, adding a narrative painting to the space. This piece is perfect for those who want to enjoy a story like a painting, unlike medallions with subdued color schemes.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster, vegetable-dyed colors, and details of the palace and vase in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian rugs.

When hung in an entryway or on a wall, a colorful medallion, including pink, green, and gold, appears to float within a pale purple frame, surrounded by intertwining vines, vases, and small animals. At the top, a narrow band depicts village life, while at the bottom, fringes extend.

Botanical Dye Medallion from Mohammad Jamshidi Workshop

Among Qum silk carpets, this silk piece is exclusively made using "botanical dyes" (vegetable dyes) by the main branch of the Jamshidi family, the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop. It features earthy, subdued reds that chemical dyes cannot produce, deep and clear indigo, and gentle golden-browns. Even with many colors, the overall composition is quietly harmonious because the botanical dyes naturally resonate with each other. The center features a petal-shaped medallion, a radial sun motif inside, saralachaks at the top and bottom, and vine spandrels in the four corners. The field is scattered with vases (goldani) and small animals, a characteristic composition of Jamshidi botanical dyes.

100% Silk Luster and Intricacy

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details you can see, from the sun motif in the center of the medallion to the vases and small animals in the field, and the intricate vines in the border. The silk's luster changes with the angle of the light, making the layers of color stand out. This piece expresses the true essence of Qum silk through botanical dyes.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 59x92cm, it is a suitable size for an entryway mat, a framed wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The pale purple frame complements both white walls and wooden floors, adding a quiet elegance to the space. This piece is ideal for those who prefer the depth and tranquility unique to botanical dyes over the vibrancy of chemical dyes.

This is a one-of-a-kind item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Mohammad Jamshidi workshop in Qum. You can view a video to confirm the actual luster, botanical dye colors, and intricate details. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian carpets.