
Kashmir · Pakistan — Kashmir
Pakistani Kashmiri Joshigan Double Knot Runner — Signed by Maker
303 × 86 cm · 160 KPSI · Wool on cotton base

Kashmir · Medallion
A breathtaking, signed 100% pure silk Persian Qum carpet — a true masterpiece of Tree of Life weaving. Every single thread is finest natural silk, yielding a luminous, pearlescent sheen that shifts with the light — incredibly soft, luxuriously fine, and unmistakably premium. Set against a luminous ivory field, the iconic Tree of Life design unfolds in breathtaking detail — a magnificent central tree bursting with blossoms, leaves, and gentle birds in flight, symbolising growth, abundance, and timeless beauty. Rich blush and rose-pink tones harmonise with soft gold, sage, and sky blue, creating a palette of rare elegance and warmth. The wide, multi-band border is equally exquisite — packed with repeating floral motifs and delicate vines, woven with microscopic precision. The signature of the master weaver is proudly placed at the end — a mark of authenticity and artistry that elevates this from a carpet to a personal work of art. Woven over a full year by skilled hands in Qum — the world-renowned home of the finest silk Persian rugs — this piece is incredibly fine and perfectly preserved. Pure silk Qums of this quality are cherished heirlooms, highly sought after and increasingly collectable. At 197 cm × 126 cm, it is a graceful, versatile size — ideal for living rooms, studies, or as a statement piece in a hallway. Silky soft underfoot, radiant in every light, and signed by its creator — this is not just a rug, but a treasure to be passed down through generations.
We will bring this rug to your home to see against your own floor and light. There is no obligation to buy.
Kashmir · hand-knotted on a vertical loom
Look closer
This piece is woven at approx. 400 knots per square inch, which works out at approx. 1,154,318 knots in total — every one tied by hand, over approx. 12 months.
How that is worked out: 69 in × 42 in × 400 knots per sq. in. ≈ 1,154,318 — that is 174 × 107 cm converted to inches, because knot density is counted per square inch.
Magnify past 13× and the field stops being a picture and becomes what it actually is: rows of individual knots, each one a decision about colour made at a particular moment.
The same test works in the shop, on any rug, with no equipment. We wrote up how to do it in the back of the rug tells you everything.
Similar origin, weave and palette.

Kashmir · Pakistan — Kashmir
303 × 86 cm · 160 KPSI · Wool on cotton base


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