Overview
Hand-knotted in Iran: a Qom of 300 × 200 cm. The covered area is about 6 m² (9.8' × 6.6'). Qom is known for very finely knotted rugs, often in silk.
Construction
Construction: silk in the pile over a silk foundation. Construction method: hand-knotted. Weight is given as approx. 18 kg.
Where it fits
The rug is rectangular. At this size it anchors a living room as the central surface.
Fineness of the knotting
The stated knot density is 900,000–999,999 knots/m². A knot count at this level belongs to the upper quality class of handmade rugs.
Colour and appearance
It is catalogued under blue / Türkis. Handmade rugs always show slight colour shifts from knot to knot — that is a mark of hand work, not a defect.
Age and condition
Stated age: contemporary, 0–20 years old. As a contemporary piece the pile is still even and largely unwalked.
























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