One-of-a-kind

Kashmir pure silkHand KnottedRug

Brown / Beige160 x 218 cm

The tradition of weaving silk rugs in the Kashmir region of India is a storied craft that has evolved over centuries. Influenced by the rich artistic heritage of the Middle East, these rugs are celebrated for their sophisticated designs, which often incorporate intricate floral and paisley motifs known as 'buta'.

The quality of these rugs is largely defined by the skill of the weaver and the fineness of the knotting. Using high-quality silk, which is prized for its strength and natural lustre, artisans are able to create patterns with incredible clarity. This construction ensures a dense, resilient pile that captures light beautifully, enhancing the depth of the colours.

Signature elements of these rugs include elaborate central medallions and ornate borders that frame the composition. The design language is one of harmony and symmetry, reflecting a deep respect for historical aesthetics while allowing for modern colour palettes and contemporary nuances in each individual piece.

Owning a Kashmir silk rug is an investment in cultural heritage and refined skill. These pieces are highly sought after by collectors and interior enthusiasts alike, representing a pinnacle of textile art. By bringing one into your home, you are not just choosing a floor covering, but a piece of history crafted with patience and precision.

This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of intense focus to its creation. With a density of 640,000 knots per m2, the level of precision is exceptionally high, allowing for the intricate, flowing floral patterns that define its character.

The process begins with a sturdy cotton foundation, providing the necessary structure to support the dense silk pile. This marriage of materials creates a robust rug that maintains its shape and exquisite detail over years of use, demonstrating the significant human effort and technical mastery involved in its production.

Weighing 10.5 kg, this piece reflects the substantial amount of high-quality material woven into its frame. The density and weight are clear indicators of the time and care invested by the weaver, ensuring that you receive a product built to last and designed to be cherished for generations.