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Kashmir Pure Silk - A Masterpiece of Intricate Artistry

Discover the elegance of this one-of-a-kind Kashmir silk rug, featuring a sophisticated garden-inspired panel design that brings refined beauty and a soft, lustrous touch to your home.
This exceptional Kashmir silk rug offers a tactile experience defined by its incredible softness and natural, light-reflecting sheen. The delicate silk fibres create a luxurious pile that feels cool to the touch and provides a subtle, sophisticated warmth underfoot. Because this is a genuine one-of-a-kind piece, you are acquiring a work of art that will never be replicated, ensuring your space remains as unique as your personal style.
The visual depth of this rug is achieved through its remarkably fine construction. With a density of 490,000 knots per m2, the level of precision is truly impressive. This high knot count allows for the exceptionally sharp, intricate details seen in the various garden-inspired motifs, while also contributing to a dense, resilient pile that is built to maintain its beauty for many years to come.
Originating from India, this piece represents the pinnacle of traditional craftsmanship. The design features a thoughtful arrangement of panels, each filled with ornate floral and botanical patterns that draw the eye across the entire surface. The interplay of soft, muted tones creates a calm and harmonious atmosphere that anchors a room with elegance rather than overwhelming it.
Owning this rug means inviting a piece of heritage into your daily life. It is not merely a floor covering but a functional heirloom that brings both comfort and visual distinction to your home. Whether placed in a quiet study or a formal living area, it serves as a stunning focal point, offering a level of refinement that can only be found in authentic, hand-crafted silk textiles.
Kashmir silk rugs are renowned across the world for their connection to the ancient artistic traditions of the Kashmir Valley. While the region has long been celebrated for its exquisite shawl weaving, the craft evolved to include the production of floor coverings that mirror the intricate patterns of traditional Middle Eastern carpets, while infusing them with local botanical motifs and a signature lightness.
The term 'hand-knotted' refers to the traditional method of creating the pile by tying individual knots of silk onto a cotton foundation. This labour-intensive process is crucial for the durability and the level of detail achievable in the final design. By using high-quality silk, weavers are able to create a much finer knot density than with coarser fibres, resulting in a rug that is both incredibly soft and capable of displaying complex, sharp-edged patterns.
The design of this rug features a series of panels, a style often inspired by the 'garden' carpets of the Middle East. These panels frequently depict individual botanical themes or architectural arches, creating a grid-like structure that is both balanced and visually rich. The use of varied, ornate motifs within each panel is a hallmark of the Kashmiri style, showcasing a masterclass in balance and composition that feels both formal and inviting.
These rugs are highly valued by collectors for their blend of technical skill and cultural narrative. Owning a Kashmir silk piece is a commitment to preserving a craft that has been passed down through generations of families in Northern India. The combination of luxurious material and the immense skill required to weave it makes these rugs a lasting investment in beauty and tradition.
This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused labour to complete a single piece. The complexity of the panel design requires a high level of concentration, with every individual knot placed by hand to ensure the structural integrity and pattern clarity that defines this quality of work. Given its size of approximately 2.35 m2 and a density of 490,000 knots per m2, this rug contains over 1.1 million hand-tied knots.
The substantial weight of 7 kg is a direct result of the high-quality materials and the dense, packed nature of the construction. This weight indicates a generous amount of silk used in the pile, which ensures that the rug lies flat and maintains its shape over time. The combination of the heavy material and the tight knotting process is what gives the rug its signature durability and smooth, uniform surface.
Beyond the knot count, the preparation and dyeing of the silk fibres are part of a time-honoured tradition that requires great patience. Each step, from the initial tensioning of the foundation to the final trimming of the pile, is performed with a level of care that machines simply cannot replicate. This slow, deliberate process is the reason for the rug's premium feel and lasting value.

Cotton

Cotton is a natural material that makes them a suitable option for people with allergies. The material is soft, durable and resilient, which makes them practical and comfortable for high-traffic areas such as the hallway, kitchen, and bathroom.

Silk

Silk is an exclusive natural fibre that provides a soft and shiny feeling to rugs. The material can also be used to enhance details in wool rugs and in some, silk can make up the entire pile and sometimes even the warp. Elegant rugs with rich details can only be made with silk because other fibres are too thick for this purpose. Silk is a durable and hard-wearing fibre that lasts a long time and becomes more beautiful over time. Due to its sensitivity to liquids, it is advisable to refrain from positioning the rug in areas where there is a high likelihood of moisture or potential spills.

UsageIndoor
RoomBedroom,Dining area,Living room
Size121 x 194 cm,Medium
Thickness8 mm
MaterialCotton,Silk
WarpCotton
PileSilk
Weight7 kg
AgeContemporary 0-20 years (not used)
ColorBrown,Orange,Beige
ShapeRectangular
PatternFloral
CategoryOrientalKashmir silk
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density450,000 - 550,000 knots per m²
OriginIndia
Carpet IDMSJ38
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
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Kashmir Pure Silk - A Masterpiece of Intricate Artistry

Discover the elegance of this one-of-a-kind Kashmir silk rug, featuring a sophisticated garden-inspired panel design that brings refined beauty and a soft, lustrous touch to your home.

This exceptional Kashmir silk rug offers a tactile experience defined by its incredible softness and natural, light-reflecting sheen. The delicate silk fibres create a luxurious pile that feels cool to the touch and provides a subtle, sophisticated warmth underfoot. Because this is a genuine one-of-a-kind piece, you are acquiring a work of art that will never be replicated, ensuring your space remains as unique as your personal style.
The visual depth of this rug is achieved through its remarkably fine construction. With a density of 490,000 knots per m2, the level of precision is truly impressive. This high knot count allows for the exceptionally sharp, intricate details seen in the various garden-inspired motifs, while also contributing to a dense, resilient pile that is built to maintain its beauty for many years to come.
Originating from India, this piece represents the pinnacle of traditional craftsmanship. The design features a thoughtful arrangement of panels, each filled with ornate floral and botanical patterns that draw the eye across the entire surface. The interplay of soft, muted tones creates a calm and harmonious atmosphere that anchors a room with elegance rather than overwhelming it.
Owning this rug means inviting a piece of heritage into your daily life. It is not merely a floor covering but a functional heirloom that brings both comfort and visual distinction to your home. Whether placed in a quiet study or a formal living area, it serves as a stunning focal point, offering a level of refinement that can only be found in authentic, hand-crafted silk textiles.
Kashmir silk rugs are renowned across the world for their connection to the ancient artistic traditions of the Kashmir Valley. While the region has long been celebrated for its exquisite shawl weaving, the craft evolved to include the production of floor coverings that mirror the intricate patterns of traditional Middle Eastern carpets, while infusing them with local botanical motifs and a signature lightness.
The term 'hand-knotted' refers to the traditional method of creating the pile by tying individual knots of silk onto a cotton foundation. This labour-intensive process is crucial for the durability and the level of detail achievable in the final design. By using high-quality silk, weavers are able to create a much finer knot density than with coarser fibres, resulting in a rug that is both incredibly soft and capable of displaying complex, sharp-edged patterns.
The design of this rug features a series of panels, a style often inspired by the 'garden' carpets of the Middle East. These panels frequently depict individual botanical themes or architectural arches, creating a grid-like structure that is both balanced and visually rich. The use of varied, ornate motifs within each panel is a hallmark of the Kashmiri style, showcasing a masterclass in balance and composition that feels both formal and inviting.
These rugs are highly valued by collectors for their blend of technical skill and cultural narrative. Owning a Kashmir silk piece is a commitment to preserving a craft that has been passed down through generations of families in Northern India. The combination of luxurious material and the immense skill required to weave it makes these rugs a lasting investment in beauty and tradition.
This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused labour to complete a single piece. The complexity of the panel design requires a high level of concentration, with every individual knot placed by hand to ensure the structural integrity and pattern clarity that defines this quality of work. Given its size of approximately 2.35 m2 and a density of 490,000 knots per m2, this rug contains over 1.1 million hand-tied knots.
The substantial weight of 7 kg is a direct result of the high-quality materials and the dense, packed nature of the construction. This weight indicates a generous amount of silk used in the pile, which ensures that the rug lies flat and maintains its shape over time. The combination of the heavy material and the tight knotting process is what gives the rug its signature durability and smooth, uniform surface.
Beyond the knot count, the preparation and dyeing of the silk fibres are part of a time-honoured tradition that requires great patience. Each step, from the initial tensioning of the foundation to the final trimming of the pile, is performed with a level of care that machines simply cannot replicate. This slow, deliberate process is the reason for the rug's premium feel and lasting value.

Cotton

Cotton is a natural material that makes them a suitable option for people with allergies. The material is soft, durable and resilient, which makes them practical and comfortable for high-traffic areas such as the hallway, kitchen, and bathroom.

Silk

Silk is an exclusive natural fibre that provides a soft and shiny feeling to rugs. The material can also be used to enhance details in wool rugs and in some, silk can make up the entire pile and sometimes even the warp. Elegant rugs with rich details can only be made with silk because other fibres are too thick for this purpose. Silk is a durable and hard-wearing fibre that lasts a long time and becomes more beautiful over time. Due to its sensitivity to liquids, it is advisable to refrain from positioning the rug in areas where there is a high likelihood of moisture or potential spills.

UsageIndoor
RoomBedroom,Dining area,Living room
Size121 x 194 cm,Medium
Thickness8 mm
MaterialCotton,Silk
WarpCotton
PileSilk
Weight7 kg
AgeContemporary 0-20 years (not used)
ColorBrown,Orange,Beige
ShapeRectangular
PatternFloral
CategoryOrientalKashmir silk
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density450,000 - 550,000 knots per m²
OriginIndia
Carpet IDMSJ38
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
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Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
Hand-knotted silk rug from India with a beige and multicolor garden panel design
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