Silk Carpets

When light streams diagonally into the living room at night, the silk fibers sparkle all at once. This is a rug that offers such moments.

Sedighian Workshop Vase Medallion

Among the many workshops in Qom, Sedighian is a trusted workshop known for the fineness of its weaving. A large oval medallion is placed in the center, with a vase (gholdan) motif inside, and symmetric lachak (corner crests) in the four corners. The field has a navy blue ground with scattered colorful floral patterns, and the borders feature reddish-brown floral patterns that tie the whole piece together. While it is a classic design, the color scheme has a modern sensibility, making it easy to match with both Japanese and Western spaces.

The Intricacy and Sheen Unique to Silk

Because of the fine 100% silk threads, even the details of the densely knotted flowers and leaves are discernible. The way the colors subtly change depending on the angle of the light is also unique to silk. The rug has a different appearance depending on the direction of the pile, so the impression changes depending on how it is laid.

Size

This is a suitable size for a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, or as the centerpiece of a reception room. Since it is thin, it is less likely to interfere with doors or furniture legs, and its versatility in placement is also a practical advantage.

A one-of-a-kind item selected from Qom and brought to you. You can see the actual sheen and intricate details in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

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.

When laid in the living room, a sky-blue Ogival (cloud-shaped) medallion floats in the center of a deep navy background. From the radial rosette at the center of the medallion, delicate vines and flowers spread out, creating a scene where the story continues down to the small vase (guldani) at the bottom.

Ogival Medallion from the Albal Workshop (Vines and Vase / Lachak Toranj)

This is a work from the Albal workshop, made of Qum silk. The central medallion is an Ogival (cloud-shaped) oval, with gold, green, and red sun motifs inside, and delicate vines and countless flowers scattered across the entire field. The spandrels on the outer periphery are deep navy, with a vase (guldani) motif below the sar-lachak at the top and bottom, and a continuous series of delicate flowers on the border. This is a luxurious piece that weaves elements of a paradise garden into the classic Lachak Toranj composition.

The Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the details become more apparent as you get closer, from the sun motif in the center of the medallion to the vines and countless small flowers in the field, the vase at the bottom, and the continuous floral pattern on the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, with the clarity of the sky blue and the depth of the navy alternately appearing—the true essence of Qum silk.

How to Integrate it into Your Home

The 132x203cm size is suitable for placement in front of a sofa in the living room, under a dining table, or in a reception area. The sky-blue medallion and navy border pair well with both white walls and wood-grain floors, adding an elegant serenity to the space. This piece is perfect for those who want to enjoy the intricacy and luxury of a paradise garden, unlike medallions with more subdued color schemes.

This is a unique item that the owner personally acquired directly from the Albal workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster of the item, the radiance of the medallion, and the details of the vase at the bottom in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When laid at the entrance, golden arabesque patterns spread across a deep green background, and a large central oval medallion emerges like a jewel. Small pendants are placed at the top and bottom, and tiny crowns are hidden along the fringe, creating a subtle pattern. The contrast between green and gold adds an element of dignity to the space.

Sedighian Workshop's Deep Green Medallion (Persian Gulf)

This is a work by the Sedighian Workshop, a leading force in Qum silk. The representative himself was captivated by this piece, choosing it for his "Hard-to-Reacquire Masterpieces" collection, indicating that it would be extremely difficult to obtain the same quality again. This classical Lachak-o-Toranj composition, named "Persian Gulf," features a deep green color scheme as its main theme. It showcases a large central oval medallion, small pendants at the top and bottom, lachak (corners) at the four corners, and golden arabesque patterns across the entire ground. Rows of small crowns line the top and bottom fringes, a classic hidden motif that serves as a testament to the workshop's carpets.

The Precision and Luster Unique to Silk

Because it is a tightly woven piece made from 100% fine silk threads, you can discern even the sun motif in the center of the medallion, the outlines of the pendants, the slender stems of the arabesque patterns, and the crowns along the fringe. The deep green recedes and the golden arabesque patterns emerge depending on the angle of the light, an expression unique to silk.

How to Incorporate it into Your Home

Measuring 78x116cm, this rug is perfectly sized for an entrance mat, wall hanging, or framed as a centerpiece in your living room or study. The combination of deep green and gold complements both white walls and wooden floors, adding a serene dignity to any space. Green has historically symbolized "paradise and prosperity," elevating the status of your entrance.

This is a rare piece, specially selected and cherished by the shop owner from the workshop in Qum, and brought back, making it difficult to reacquire. You can see the actual luster, intricate details, and the crowns hidden along the fringe in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When placed in a living room or on a wall, a turquoise oval medallion appears to float in the center of a deep wine red frame. From the center of the medallion, countless fine lines radiate outwards, and as you get closer, you can see a detailed landscape of vines and flowers.

Dome-style medallion by Sedighiyan Workshop (Lachak Toranj)

This is a work by the Sedighiyan Workshop, made of Qom silk. In the center is an oval turquoise medallion, with a small rosette at its core from which radial intricate decorations spread outwards, creating a composition that resembles looking up at the dome ceiling of a mosque from directly below. The medallion is surrounded by pink and red circular rings, and on the outside is a deep wine red field with cartouche frames of vines and intricate flowers. At the top and bottom are mihrab-style arches and small cartouches, with a small deer band pattern at the very top, and green spandrels spread across the four corners. This piece showcases the Sedighiyan Workshop's unique color sense, where multiple colors are used yet the overall impression remains quietly unified.

Luster and intricacy of 100% silk

Because it is 100% silk, details become more apparent as you get closer, from the radial pattern in the center of the medallion, to the vines on the turquoise ground, the continuous floral border in wine red, and the cartouches in the four corners. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, and the clarity of the turquoise and the depth of the wine red alternately emerge, showcasing the true essence of Qom silk.

How to incorporate it into your life

Measuring 106x163cm, this rug is the perfect size for a room corner, a long hallway, an accent rug in the living room, or as a wall hanging or framed art. The turquoise and deep wine red complement both white walls and wooden floors, adding a quiet charm to the space. This piece is ideal for those who appreciate a radial pattern and a rich interplay of colors, differing from medallions with more understated color schemes.

This is a one-of-a-kind item personally acquired by the owner directly from the Sedighiyan Workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster and intricate radial pattern of the medallion, as well as the color contrast between turquoise and wine, in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When hung in an entryway or on a wall, a scene unfolds within the sky-blue oval: aristocratic figures on horseback, wielding long mallets, gallop in pursuit of a ball. This is a miniature painting depicting a scene from "Chogan" (polo), an ancient Persian court sport, rendered on a silk rug.

Polo (Chogan) Pattern from Sadeghzadeh Workshop

This is a work by the Sadeghzadeh workshop, crafted from Qum silk. "Chogan" (polo) was a pastime of the nobility in ancient Persia and has been a recurring motif in Persian miniature paintings. The central sky-blue oval depicts a scene with four riders in Persian attire on horseback, holding long mallets (polo sticks) and chasing a ball. Surrounding this are small flowers and slender branches, while the four corners and top/bottom feature silhouettes of animals (tigers and leopards). The navy border is adorned with a delicate floral continuous pattern, creating a composition akin to a painting. This is a classic among classics, rooted in the tradition of hunting motifs.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you look, the more details emerge: the patterns on the riders' costumes, the horses' manes, the hands gripping the polo sticks, the silhouettes of animals around the oval's periphery, and the continuous floral pattern on the border. The luster of the silk shifts with the angle of the light, bringing the sky-blue scene to life — the true essence of Qum silk.

Placement in Your Home

At 85 x 128 cm, this size is suitable as a wide entrance mat, framed as a wall hanging, in front of a study desk, or beside a bed. The sky-blue oval and navy border complement both white walls and wooden floors, adding a narrative painting to any space. This piece is ideal for those who wish to enjoy a scene from an ancient Persian court like a painting, rather than a classic medallion design.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Sadeghzadeh workshop in Qum. You can view the actual luster of the silk, the intricate details of the riders and horses, and the animal silhouettes in the four corners in the video. Golestan, a specialty Persian rug store.

When hung in a hallway or on a wall, a circular painting appears to float in the center of the frame. It depicts a scene of an ancient Persian hunt, painted as a miniature on a silk rug: a rider on horseback, holding a bow and sword against a backdrop of mountains, with deer, wolves, and gazelles running ahead.

Sadeghzadeh Workshop's Hunting Motif (Shekargar / Horsemen and Mountain Landscape)

This piece is from the Sadeghzadeh Workshop, made of Qum silk. "Shekargar (hunting motif)" is a classic among classics, weaving traditional themes of Persian miniature painting into a rug. The central circular panel depicts three horsemen, fleeing deer, wolves, and gazelles, birds flying in the sky, and mountains with rocky surfaces. A floral wreath surrounds the circle like a frame, and the four corners feature small animal scenes in semicircular cartouches. The weaver's signature is at the bottom. This is a rare square (102x105cm) piece that condenses a single miniature painting.

The Luster and Intricacy of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you look, the more details emerge: the patterns on the riders' costumes, the horses' manes, the rocks on the mountainsides, the tips of the running animals' legs, and even the feathers of the birds and animals in the four corners. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of light, creating a three-dimensional effect in the mountainous landscape of the circular panel – the true essence of Qum silk.

How to Incorporate it into Your Home

The 102x105cm square size is perfect for an entrance hall, study, wall hanging, or framed as the focal point of a living room. It's a rare shape suitable for spaces where rectangular rugs don't fit well – under a square table, on a square floor space, or as a framed display. The calm brown ground complements both white walls and wooden floors, adding a narrative single painting to the space. This piece is ideal for those who want to enjoy a pictorial story different from classic medallions.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Sadeghzadeh Workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster, the intricacy of the hunt, and the cartouches in the four corners in the video. Golestan Persian Rugs.

Hang it in your entryway or on a wall, and a vibrant profusion of roses, dahlias, lilies, chrysanthemums, and irises will bloom across the deep indigo background. A bouquet rising from the bottom center is seamlessly connected by vines extending upwards without a frame, revealing each individual flower more clearly as you approach.

Ghorbani Workshop Vase Design (All-over Floral / Goldani)

This piece is from the Ghorbani workshop, known for Qum silk carpets. Among classical "Goldani (vase) designs," this work minimizes the vase frame, featuring a "all-over floral" composition with a bouquet extending from the bottom center across the entire surface. A multi-colored array of flowers such as roses, dahlias, lilies, chrysanthemums, irises, and balloon flowers are arranged on a deep indigo background, with the border consisting only of a thin indigo edge. The weaver's signature cartouche is present at the bottom. This piece is like a single painting, combining classical vase patterns with a modern all-over design.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, you can discern the gradations of each rose petal, the freshness of the leaves, the overlapping slender petals of dahlias and chrysanthemums, and even every stroke of the signature cartouche. The deep indigo background shines more intensely with the angle of the light, and the pink, red, and yellow of the flowers emerge, which is the true essence of Qum silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 60x95cm, this size is suitable as an entryway mat, a framed wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The deep indigo background pairs well with both white walls and wood-grain flooring, adding an enchanting floral garden to the space. This piece is ideal for those who wish to enjoy a full-screen floral scene like a painting, unlike those with more subdued medallion designs.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Ghorbani workshop in Qum. You can view the actual luster, the intricate detail of each flower, and the unique sheen of silk in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When hung in an entryway or on a wall, a single large paisley (boteh) fills the center of the image. Inside the paisley, a paradise-like scene unfolds, with trees, small birds, and small animals. The ground outside the paisley is scattered with flowers and small birds, creating a scene that draws you into its detailed story the more you look at it.

Arbel Workshop's Large Paisley (Boteh / Paradise and Small Birds)

This is a work by the Arbel Workshop of Qum silk carpets. While typical paisley carpets arrange boteh as a continuous pattern, this piece features a single giant paisley filling the center, with its interior depicted like a painted scroll. Within the paisley, trees, small birds, small animals resembling gazelles, and flowers are intricately drawn. The ground outside also features vines, countless flowers, and small birds. A vibrant array of colors is sharply framed by a blue border, with "sarlachak" (finishing bands) and thin story bands above and below. This piece cleverly plays with composition, condensing the world of paradise garden motifs into the form of a paisley.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the details become more apparent the closer you look, from the trees and small birds inside the paisley to the vines outside and the intricate continuous flower pattern of the border. The diverse color scheme, with layers of turquoise, crimson, purple, gold, green, and blue, is harmonized by the luster of the silk. This is the true essence of Qum silk, where the expression changes with the angle of the light.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 80x120cm, this size is suitable as an entryway mat, framed wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The vibrant ground and deep blue border complement both white walls and wood floors, adding a narrative accent to the space. This piece is ideal for those who want to enjoy a full-screen story, unlike the more understated color schemes of medallions.

This is a unique item personally acquired by the shop owner directly from the Arbel Workshop in Qum. You can view the actual luster, intricate details inside the paisley, and layered colors in the video. Persian Carpet Specialty Store Golestan.

When hung in an entryway or on a wall, a cherry tree in full bloom rises from the center of a pale sky-blue background. Branches spread from the thick brown trunk, with clusters of pink and white flowers blooming luxuriantly, and colorful small flowers at the base. A border of red small flowers and green leaves frames it like a picture, creating a picturesque scene.

Mehepur Kobo's Tree of Life (Cherry Blossom Tree)

This piece is from Mehepur Kobo, a producer of Qum silk carpets. Among the classical "Derafti (Tree of Life)" designs, this work features an original design by Mehepur Kobo with a "Cherry Blossom Tree" as its centerpiece. A single cherry tree is positioned in the center, with a field of colorful small flowers at its base, and red small flowers and green leaves arranged like a frame around the perimeter. This piece expresses a cherry blossom scene familiar to Japanese people with the meticulous detail characteristic of Persian silk.

The Luster and Detail of 100% Silk

Because it is 100% silk, the closer you get, the more details you can see: the shades of each cherry blossom petal, the fine lines of the branch tips, the small flowers at the base, and the overlapping red flowers of the border. The luster of the silk changes with the angle of the light, and the pink and white of the cherry blossoms emerge from the sky-blue background, showcasing the true essence of Qum silk.

How to Incorporate It Into Your Life

The 60x90cm size is suitable for an entrance mat, framed wall hanging, in front of a desk in a study, or beside a bed. The pale sky-blue background goes well with both white walls and wood-grain floors, adding a bright elegance like a spring landscape to the space. This piece is ideal for those who want to enjoy a realistic cherry tree like a painting, in contrast to classical geometric medallions.

This is a one-of-a-kind item directly obtained by the owner from Mehepur Kobo in Qum. You can see the actual luster, the intricate details of the cherry blossoms, and the natural depiction of the tree branches in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When laid at the entrance, a large oval medallion emerges from a diverse field of beige and pastels, framed by a deep navy scalloped border. It is a piece where softness and dignity coexist.

Medallion by Albal Workshop (Rachak o Toranj)

This piece is from the Albal workshop, known for its delicate use of color even among Qum silk. It combines the classical "Rachak o Toranj" (corner + medallion) composition with a gentle field of beige and pastels and a deep navy scalloped border. Inside the central oval medallion is a bouquet of pink roses, and in the four corners are Rachak (corner elements). It is an elegant piece that combines soft tones with classical dignity.

The detail and luster unique to silk

Because it is made of fine 100% silk threads, you can discern even the intricate decorations of the roses in the center of the medallion, the Rachak in the four corners, and the scalloped edges of the border. The beige gains luster and the navy border deepens depending on the angle of the light, a characteristic expression of silk.

How to incorporate it into your life

At 81×125cm, it's the perfect size for an entrance mat, wall hanging, study, or framed as a centerpiece in your living room or study. The combination of colorful patterns and navy goes well with both white walls and wooden floors, adding both splendor and dignity to the space.

This one-of-a-kind item was chosen by the owner at a workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster and intricate details in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When laid on the floor, it evokes the view of a Persian mosque's dome ceiling from directly below. From the golden rosette in the center, a diamond-shaped mesh spreads out radially, with a small flower woven into each cell.

Dome Pattern (Gombadi) from Arbab Workshop

Among Qom silks, this workshop specializes in "Gombadi" (dome patterns), which reproduce mosque architectural designs in rugs. The golden-yellow rosette in the center represents the skylight at the dome's apex. From there, a radial mesh of diamond and teardrop shapes (muqarnas / stalactite ornamentation) spreads out, with intricate red and pink small flowers woven into each cell. This rug encapsulates classical Persian architecture.

The Intricacy and Luster Unique to Silk

Because it is made of 100% silk with fine threads, every detail is discernible, from each radial mesh to the small flowers within each cell and the fine lines of the vine pattern in the border. The bluish-green shimmers with the angle of the light, and the golden rosette stands out, creating an expression unique to silk.

How to Incorporate it into Your Home

At 81×119cm, it's the perfect size for a center rug beside a sofa, at the foot of a bed in a bedroom, as an accent in a hallway, or framed as a wall hanging. The refreshing bluish-green complements both white walls and wooden floors, adding a tranquil mosque ceiling-like presence to the space.

This is a unique piece selected by the owner at a workshop in Qom. You can see the actual luster and intricate details in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian rugs.

When displayed in the entryway, the vibrant teal color catches your eye every time you open the door. The Tree of Life rises straight from the vase below, flanked by a pair of facing lines on either side, revealing more details the closer you get.

Alvar Workshop's Vase and Tree of Life

This piece is from the Alvar workshop, known for the intricate detail of its designs within Qom. A large vase (ghordan) is placed at the bottom center, from which the Tree of Life extends upwards, enclosed by an arch at the top. A pair of lions are arranged on either side. It's a complex design that superimposes the Tree of Life and lions onto a classic "prayer niche (mehrab) type" composition, creating a narrative piece. The field is teal, and the blue border around the edge gives the whole piece a refined look.

Silk's Unique Detail and Luster

Because it's made of 100% fine silk threads, the details of the vase, the flow of the leaves, and even the lions are distinguishable. The way the teal color quietly changes depending on the angle of the light is also a unique characteristic of silk.

For an Entrance Mat or Wall Hanging

59 x 90 cm is a standard size for an entrance mat. Many people also frame it and use it as a wall hanging. Since silk is tightly woven, it repels fine dust, is less prone to static electricity, and only requires vacuuming for daily care.

A unique item selected from Qom and brought to you. You can see the actual luster and intricate details in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When laid at the entrance, a star-shaped sun medallion emerges from a deep blue ground, with a profusion of colorful flowers blooming across the entire surface. The four corners feature a "lachak" (corner motif), and the bottom edge bears the Persian weaver's signature. Though simple, it's eye-catching—a classic among entrance mats.

Meherbakhsh Workshop Medallion (Tranj & Lachak)

This piece is crafted by the Meherbakhsh Workshop using Qom silk. It features a classic "lachak-o-tranj" (corner + medallion) composition, with a deep blue field and a border of the same color, adorned with a scattering of colorful flowers. The center boasts a star-shaped medallion with a radiating sun motif inside, and lachak motifs at the four corners. The intricate floral arabesques across the entire field create a rich color scheme despite its simplicity.

The Intricacy and Sheen Unique to Silk

Because it's made from fine 100% silk threads, you can discern even the smallest details: the sun motif at the center of the medallion, the flowers scattered across the field, the lachak in the four corners, and the intricate designs on the border. Depending on the angle of the light, the deep blue deepens, and the colorful flowers appear to float—a characteristic expression unique to silk.

How to Integrate it into Your Home

At 60x90cm, it's the perfect size for an entrance mat, wall hanging, or framed as a centerpiece in your living room or study. The deep blue combination pairs well with both white walls and wood flooring, adding elegance and tranquility to any space.

This is a unique piece personally selected by the owner at a workshop in Qom. You can view a video to see the actual luster, intricate details, and the weaver's signature at the bottom. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

When laid at the entrance, a Tree of Life rises within a mihrab-shaped arch, with colorful birds perched on its branches. A golden vase rests below, and a deep blue border frames the arch, creating a captivating scene.

Tree of Life (Mihrab, Vase and Birds) by Sadeghzadeh Workshop

This piece is from the Sadeghzadeh Workshop, known for its delicate weaving among Qom silks. It features a classic mihrab-shaped arch composition, with a golden vase (goldan) at the bottom center from which the Tree of Life ascends, its branches adorned with multi-colored birds. The field is sky blue, and the border is a deep blue, tightening the overall design. This composition condenses a paradise landscape into a single piece.

The Intricate Detail and Luster Unique to Silk

Because it's made of fine 100% silk threads, you can discern every detail, from the branches of the Tree of Life to the outline of the vase, the wings of the birds, and the continuous floral pattern of the border. The sky blue shimmers with varying degrees of luster depending on the angle of light, the deep blue recedes, and the colors of the birds stand out—expressions unique to silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

At 70x136cm, it's the perfect size for an entrance mat, wall hanging, study accent, or framed as a centerpiece in a living room or study. The combination of sky blue and deep blue complements both white walls and wooden floors, adding a touch of narrative and freshness to any space.

A one-of-a-kind item personally selected by the shop owner at a workshop in Qom. You can view a video showcasing the actual luster, the intricate details of the Tree of Life, and the hidden birds. Persian Rug Specialty Store Golestan.

When laid at the entrance, seven panels are arranged in a grid on a deep turquoise ground, with a different scene emerging in each. Vases, blooming flowers, small birds, deer—it's like a paradise where discoveries are made with each panel as you approach. Hidden within the fringes above and below is a procession of small lions.

Heshti (7-Panel Design) from the Bagherzadeh Workshop

This is a work from the Bagherzadeh Workshop, known for its delicate use of color among Qum silk carpets. It features a classical composition called "Kheshi" (brick/panel), where the field is divided into seven rectangular panels, each woven with different classical motifs (vases, flowers, small birds, deer). The field is turquoise, tightened by a blue border. Near the fringes, a procession of small lions lines up, making it a piece to enjoy discovering as you get closer.

The Precision and Luster Unique to Silk

Because of the fine 100% silk threads, every motif in each panel, the outlines of the vases, the feathers of the small birds, the legs of the deer, and even the lions near the fringes are discernible. The turquoise becomes bluer with the angle of light, and the various flowers in each panel emerge, a characteristic expression unique to silk.

How to Incorporate it into Your Life

Measuring 60 x 89 cm, it's the perfect size for an entrance mat, wall hanging, or framed as a centerpiece in your living room or study. The combination of turquoise and blue complements both white walls and wooden floors, adding a story and a touch of splendor to the space.

A one-of-a-kind item personally selected by the shop owner at the workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster, the precision of each panel, and the procession of lions near the fringes in the video. Golestan, Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

Spread out in the reception room, an oval medallion emerges in the center of a vibrant field where pink, turquoise, lavender, and coral intertwine. A deep navy border, like a frame, tightens the whole, creating a scene like a slice of an underwater paradise.

Noori Workshop's Marine World Medallion

This piece is from the Noori Workshop, renowned for its color sense among Qum silk producers. The representative himself was captivated by it, selecting it for the "Collection of Rare Masterpieces," as it would be extremely difficult to acquire another of the same quality. As its name "Marine World" suggests, it combines the classical Lachak-o-Toranj (corner & medallion) composition with a colorful field reminiscent of an underwater paradise. The scene is composed of a central oval medallion, lachak in the four corners, flowers scattered across the field, and a navy border.

The Intricacy and Luster Unique to Silk

Because it is 100% fine silk, you can distinguish 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 shift as if breathing with the angle of light, and the deep luster of the silk is a characteristic expression unique to silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

Measuring 105x150cm, it's the perfect size for an accent rug in the living room, a centerpiece in a reception room, a study, or framed as a wall decoration. The combination of the colorful field and the navy border complements both white walls and wood floors, adding a magnificent centerpiece to any space.

This is a rare piece, specially selected and cherished by the owner, who brought it back from a workshop in Qum. You can see the actual luster and intricate details in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian rugs.

When laid out in a reception room, the oval medallion floating on a green ground becomes the center of the room. Looking closely, you can see large vases in the four corners and the artisan's signature woven into the border, indicating a carefully crafted piece.

Medallion and Vase Corners by Albal Workshop

This piece is from the Albal Workshop, known for its intricate weaving among Qum rugs. A large oval medallion is placed on a green field, with a sunburst-shaped radial structure inside. The field is filled with delicate floral patterns, and roses blooming from large vases (gordaan) are depicted in the four corners. Furthermore, a Persian inscription is woven into the border, preserving the mark of the workshop and the weaver. This is a piece that adds depth and narrative to the classic medallion composition.

Intricacy and Luster Unique to Silk

Because it is made of 100% fine silk threads, you can discern the radial pattern of the medallion, the details of the vases in the four corners, and even the characters of the inscription in the border. The way the green subtly changes its expression depending on the angle of the light is also unique to silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Life

Measuring 200x300cm, this large size is perfect as the centerpiece of a living room or reception room. Placed under a sofa or table, it adds tranquility and dignity to the entire room. The calm green ground makes it a versatile piece that easily matches both Japanese and Western-style rooms.

A one-of-a-kind piece, carefully selected from Qum. You can see the actual luster and intricate details in the video. Golestan Persian Carpet Specialty Store.

On a cream-colored field, a large central medallion appears to float. This piece exudes a broad and bright impression.

Kashan Pattern from Arbal Workshop

This is a product of the Arbal workshop, known for the fineness of its weaving even among Qum rugs. It features a radial medallion in the center and "Lachak" designs in the four corners. The entire field is densely woven with flowing vines and intricate floral patterns. This classical composition, known as the "Kashan pattern," uses a cream base color with a light green border that adds a subtle, calming accent.

Intricacy and Luster Unique to Silk

Because it is made of fine 100% silk threads, even the smallest details of the flowers and vines scattered across the field are discernible. The way the color changes with the angle of light is also a characteristic unique to silk.

Size Impression

This size is perfect as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or as the main feature in a reception room. Its bright cream color makes any room, whether Japanese or Western style, appear more spacious.

A unique piece selected from Qum. You can see the actual luster and intricate details in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian carpets.

When unfurled in the reception room, a star-shaped medallion floats on a deep black background, with pink rosettes and multi-colored sunburst patterns glowing within. Circular medallions are symmetrically placed in the four corners, and a black border tightens the whole, creating a scene like an open jewelry box.

Medallion by Nouri Workshop (Rachak-o-Toranj)

This piece is from the Nouri workshop, known for the delicacy of its color usage even among Qom silk carpets. It combines the classical "Rachak-o-Toranj" (corner + medallion) composition with a deep black field and a variety of flowers. At the center is a star-shaped (octagonal) medallion, with gold and pink sunburst patterns inside it, and large circular rachaks in the four corners. The entire ground is scattered with multi-colored floral arabesques, woven over a long period of time.

The Detail and Sheen Unique to Silk

Because it is a tightly woven piece made of fine 100% silk threads, one can discern the contours of the star-shaped medallion, the intricate decorations of the rachaks in the four corners, the multi-colored flowers scattered on the ground, and even the continuous floral patterns of the border. Depending on the angle of the light, the deep black recedes deeply, and the colorful flowers emerge like jewels—an expression unique to silk.

How to Incorporate into Your Home

Measuring 133x205cm, this rug is the perfect size for a center rug in front of a 2-3 seater sofa, as the centerpiece of a reception room, or under a dining table. The combination of black and multiple colors pairs well with white walls, wooden floors, and modern interiors, adding both dignity and splendor to the space.

A one-of-a-kind piece selected by the owner at a workshop in Qom. You can check the actual sheen and intricate details in the video. Golestan, a specialty store for Persian carpets.