Hand-knotted Hereke Oriental Rug in Silk, White and Beige, 124 × 79 cm — 800,000 knots/m²

Roughly 833,000 knots tied by hand into 0.98 m² — a Hereke rug, 124 × 79 cm. The Hereke idiom is a very high knot count carrying drawing borrowed from Persian and Ottoman court design. The stated density is 800,000-899,999 knots/sqm — a density that lets the drawing carry detail rather than outline. Pile 100% silk, warp 100% silk. A silk pile shifts tone as you move past it — the same field reads light from one side of the room and dark from the other. A small format at 124 × 79 cm, usually hung or laid where it will be seen close up. Proportion 1.57:1. Every rug here is a single piece — there is no second one in this size and colour.