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SKU: SOC6X9M21
6x9ft Ardabil Silk Rug Oriental Carpet Medallion Green Teal Kashmir Hand Knotted
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The Ardabil design carpet by virtue of its design and craftsmanship is regarded as one of the greatest carpets in the world. The pile of the carpet is hand-knotted in 100% pure natural silk and the background color is green teal that is hand-knotted by the finest artisan in family-based village cottage units using the original technique of oriental carpet making and natural organic pure silk. The beautiful colors in various hues and tones are well balanced by light shades in beautiful Ardabil designs. The silk threads reflect the light and the dazzling sheen of the pure makes the rug changes the color throughout the day which truly makes these fine silk on silk rugs magic carpets. The unique Ardabil design combined with fine lustrous silk is mystical and makes this one of a kind rug.
Size: 6ft x 9ft (182 cm x 274 cm) Approx.
Quality: 50 Raj ' 324 Knots Per Sq. Inch (KPSI) ' Quality: 216L
More than 2.5 million Knots in the Rug
Thumb Rule: Thinner the carpet better the quality
Material: 100% Premium Natural Silk
Magical Color, Tone and Hue change from each end
Certified Village Cottage Unit Product
Pile: 100% Natural Silk, Foundation: Cotton
Technique: 100% Hand-knotted by the finest artisans
Certificate of Authenticity mentioning the above facts will be enclosed.
History of the design included
Maintenance Instructions Included
Style: Oriental, Persian, Traditional
Creation Time: 22 months, Approx.
Ship from Boston, USA
Rug Sku: SOC6X9M21
View additional pictures to see the intricate design and beautiful pattern done in superb craftsmanship unparalleled in the whole world by the finest artisans in village cottage units using natural organic materials.
Ardebil is tranquil in design. It has 16 bands radiating out and equidistant from an almost round 16 pointed medallion. This suggests that the design was intended to indicate a circular dome from which two golden lamps would be suspended. As is the custom, a quarter of the center design is repeated in the four corners for harmony and symmetry.
The history and development of the carpet industry in Kashmir were associated with and influenced by the opulent lifestyles of its rulers, nobles, and aristocrats. The introduction of this industry into Kashmir dates back to the reign of Zain-ul- Abdin (Badshah), c1420 A. D. Hundreds of master craftsmen were invited to Kashmir from Persia. Some of the craftsmen settled in Kashmir and initiated rug weaving. This is perhaps due to an atmosphere conducive to this trade and also a great appreciation for these works of art.
Under the patronage of the Mughal emperors like Akbar and Shah Jahan, Kashmiri artisans created the finest silk and wool rugs for the nobles, aristocrats, royal courts, and grand palaces. Kashmiri artisans create exclusive museum quality rugs using a high number of knots per square inch and by blending scored of vivacious colors into a single rug.
Our selection of exquisite silk rugs reflects the glory and grandeur of the royal Mughal courts. Hand-knotted in the fine quality pure silk, these silk rugs glow with a divine lustrous sheen resulting from the interplay or infinite reflections. These cause dramatic changes in the colors, tones, and hues from one edge of the carpet to the other, creating a mesmerizing and magical effect. Every single rug design has a rich history and tradition dating back to the prior centuries, making every rug an heirloom and fascinating conversation piece.
Size: 6ft x 9ft (182 cm x 274 cm) Approx.
Quality: 50 Raj ' 324 Knots Per Sq. Inch (KPSI) ' Quality: 216L
More than 2.5 million Knots in the Rug
Thumb Rule: Thinner the carpet better the quality
Material: 100% Premium Natural Silk
Magical Color, Tone and Hue change from each end
Certified Village Cottage Unit Product
Pile: 100% Natural Silk, Foundation: Cotton
Technique: 100% Hand-knotted by the finest artisans
Certificate of Authenticity mentioning the above facts will be enclosed.
History of the design included
Maintenance Instructions Included
Style: Oriental, Persian, Traditional
Creation Time: 22 months, Approx.
Ship from Boston, USA
Rug Sku: SOC6X9M21
View additional pictures to see the intricate design and beautiful pattern done in superb craftsmanship unparalleled in the whole world by the finest artisans in village cottage units using natural organic materials.
Ardebil is tranquil in design. It has 16 bands radiating out and equidistant from an almost round 16 pointed medallion. This suggests that the design was intended to indicate a circular dome from which two golden lamps would be suspended. As is the custom, a quarter of the center design is repeated in the four corners for harmony and symmetry.
The history and development of the carpet industry in Kashmir were associated with and influenced by the opulent lifestyles of its rulers, nobles, and aristocrats. The introduction of this industry into Kashmir dates back to the reign of Zain-ul- Abdin (Badshah), c1420 A. D. Hundreds of master craftsmen were invited to Kashmir from Persia. Some of the craftsmen settled in Kashmir and initiated rug weaving. This is perhaps due to an atmosphere conducive to this trade and also a great appreciation for these works of art.
Under the patronage of the Mughal emperors like Akbar and Shah Jahan, Kashmiri artisans created the finest silk and wool rugs for the nobles, aristocrats, royal courts, and grand palaces. Kashmiri artisans create exclusive museum quality rugs using a high number of knots per square inch and by blending scored of vivacious colors into a single rug.
Our selection of exquisite silk rugs reflects the glory and grandeur of the royal Mughal courts. Hand-knotted in the fine quality pure silk, these silk rugs glow with a divine lustrous sheen resulting from the interplay or infinite reflections. These cause dramatic changes in the colors, tones, and hues from one edge of the carpet to the other, creating a mesmerizing and magical effect. Every single rug design has a rich history and tradition dating back to the prior centuries, making every rug an heirloom and fascinating conversation piece.