ORIGINAL Rahmani Qom silk, “Rose Signature – Icon of the Collection”, 400 x 300 cm
400 x 300 cm, twelve square metres, 70 Raj, 14,377,000 knots, silk pile on a silk foundation. A second weaving of the Rose Signature in its largest format.
Two weavings, not two copies
The Rose Signature has been woven more than once at this size. That does not make either piece a reproduction of the other: the cartoon is shared, but every knot is placed by hand, the silk comes from a different dye lot, and the weavers are not necessarily the same. Laid side by side, two examples of one Persian design differ in the way two prints from a plate never do.
The scale of it
Fourteen and a third million knots. Roughly 1.2 million per square metre, held across a three-metre loom width for the years the piece takes to complete. The difficulty at this size is not the drawing but the tension: a warp that drifts even slightly over that span leaves a rug that will not lie flat, and there is no correcting it afterwards.
Placement and care
Twelve square metres of silk wants a large room and open floor. Keep it out of direct sustained sunlight, vacuum with suction only, rotate it once or twice a year, and have it cleaned professionally and infrequently.




































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