This all-silk handwoven Qom rug in an all-over design, measuring 160 × 235 cm (5'3" × 7'9") with an area of 3.76 m² (40.47 ft²) and a weaving density of about 5,100 knots/dm², is one of the purest expressions of Qom carpet artistry. Using pure silk in both warp and weft endows the rug with a luminous, soft, and lightweight handle; it is not only visually captivating but also offers a touch that is an experience of unalloyed delicacy. These qualities grant the palette a distinctive depth and sheen that shift and come alive in the light. The all-over composition with bird motifs—especially a depiction of the hoopoe or stork at the center—reflects an imaginative vision of Eastern nature: birds, free and unbound, as if in flight among branches and blossoms. In Iranian art, the bird symbolizes the soul, freedom, and release; its presence here is not merely decorative but a poetic statement of the search for meaning. A cream field and cream border create a calm, noble, and harmonious accord that clears the space of clutter and invites contemplation. This rug is not just an eye-catching adornment but a mirror of majestic simplicity and visual balance.
Data sheet
- Type
- Handwoven Rugs
- Age (Circa)
- 1940s-1950s
- Rug Dimensions (cm)
- 160 × 235 (5'3" × 7'9" )
- Area (m²)
- 3.76
- Shape
- Rectangle
- Weight (kg)
- 6.7
- Origin
- Qom
- Approx. Knot Density (per sq. dm)
- 5100
- Material
- All Silk
- Layout
- All-over
- Design
- Bird Motif
- Border Color
- Cream






