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Kashmir Pure Silk - A Masterpiece of Refined Elegance

This exquisite one-of-a-kind runner from India showcases the legendary artistry of Kashmir. Crafted from pure silk, it offers a luminous, soft texture that brings a sense of calm and sophisticated beauty to any hallway or gallery space.
This stunning runner is a true one-of-a-kind treasure, representing the pinnacle of Indian weaving traditions. Every inch of this rug reflects a commitment to detail, with its intricate garden-inspired panels providing a visual narrative that feels both historical and fresh. Because it is a unique piece, you are acquiring an original work of art that will never be replicated, making it a distinctive addition to your home.
The tactile experience of this rug is defined by its pure silk pile, which offers a cool, smooth touch and a subtle, shifting lustre that changes depending on the light in your room. At 8 mm thick, it provides a gentle, cushioned feel underfoot while maintaining a slim profile that fits perfectly in entryways or narrow corridors. Its natural ability to absorb sound also makes it a practical choice for creating a more peaceful home environment.
With a high density of 490,000 knots per m2, this runner achieves a level of pattern clarity and pile consistency that is rarely seen. This precision ensures that the delicate floral and architectural motifs remain sharp and vibrant, while also contributing to the rug's long-term durability. A higher knot count directly translates to a more refined, luxurious texture that will retain its elegance for years to come.
Originating from the renowned Kashmir region, this rug carries with it a long history of craft excellence. By choosing this piece, you are bringing a slice of this heritage into your living space, enjoying the intersection of meticulous skill and natural materials. It is an investment in beauty and a testament to the enduring appeal of hand-knotted textiles.
The tradition of silk weaving in Kashmir is steeped in centuries of history, often linked to the legendary Silk Road trade routes that connected Central Asia to the Indian subcontinent. Over time, these influences blended with local artistic sensibilities to create a distinct style characterised by intricate floral patterns and sophisticated colour palettes. Today, Kashmir remains a global hub for high-end silk textiles, celebrated for maintaining traditional techniques that prioritise quality over speed.
The term 'hand-knotted' refers to the painstaking process of tying individual strands of silk onto a foundation. This specific technique is the hallmark of premium rug making, as it allows for an almost painterly level of detail in the design. The complexity of the patterns seen in this runner is a direct result of this method, where every knot acts as a pixel in a larger, cohesive image, creating a depth of field and colour saturation that is impossible to achieve with other methods.
Kashmir rugs are famously known for their 'garden' or 'tree of life' motifs, which often feature stylised floral panels, vases, and intricate borders. This runner follows that tradition, with its repeating panels acting as individual vignettes of natural beauty. Such designs are deeply symbolic in Middle Eastern and Indian art, often representing paradise or the cycles of nature, and they have been cherished by collectors for their ability to bring a sense of harmony to interior spaces.
Owning a Kashmir silk rug is more than a design choice; it is an act of preserving a heritage of exceptional skill. These rugs are highly valued for their longevity and the way they age, developing a gentle patina that only enhances their character over time. Collectors prize them for their rarity and the immense human dedication required to produce each piece, making this runner a valuable heirloom that bridges the gap between functional decor and fine art.
This runner is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused effort to bring the design to life. With a knot density of 490,000 knots per m2, the total count for this 276 x 76 cm piece reaches over 1 million individual knots. This staggering amount of human labour ensures that the structure is exceptionally dense and robust, capable of withstanding years of use while maintaining its shape and beauty.
The production process relies on the artisan's ability to maintain perfect tension and rhythm, a skill developed over generations. The 6.3 kg weight of the rug is a physical indicator of the high volume of material and the intensive work invested into its foundation. By prioritising this slow, intentional method of creation, the resulting rug possesses a structural integrity that machine-made alternatives simply cannot match.

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,Hallway,Living room
Size76 x 276 cm,Large
Thickness8 mm
MaterialCotton,Silk
WarpCotton
PileSilk
Weight6 kg
AgeContemporary 0-20 years (not used)
ColorBrown,Orange
ShapeRunner
CategoryOrientalKashmir silk
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density450,000 - 550,000 knots per m²
OriginIndia
Carpet IDMSG168
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
Contact us

Kashmir Pure Silk - A Masterpiece of Refined Elegance

This exquisite one-of-a-kind runner from India showcases the legendary artistry of Kashmir. Crafted from pure silk, it offers a luminous, soft texture that brings a sense of calm and sophisticated beauty to any hallway or gallery space.

This stunning runner is a true one-of-a-kind treasure, representing the pinnacle of Indian weaving traditions. Every inch of this rug reflects a commitment to detail, with its intricate garden-inspired panels providing a visual narrative that feels both historical and fresh. Because it is a unique piece, you are acquiring an original work of art that will never be replicated, making it a distinctive addition to your home.
The tactile experience of this rug is defined by its pure silk pile, which offers a cool, smooth touch and a subtle, shifting lustre that changes depending on the light in your room. At 8 mm thick, it provides a gentle, cushioned feel underfoot while maintaining a slim profile that fits perfectly in entryways or narrow corridors. Its natural ability to absorb sound also makes it a practical choice for creating a more peaceful home environment.
With a high density of 490,000 knots per m2, this runner achieves a level of pattern clarity and pile consistency that is rarely seen. This precision ensures that the delicate floral and architectural motifs remain sharp and vibrant, while also contributing to the rug's long-term durability. A higher knot count directly translates to a more refined, luxurious texture that will retain its elegance for years to come.
Originating from the renowned Kashmir region, this rug carries with it a long history of craft excellence. By choosing this piece, you are bringing a slice of this heritage into your living space, enjoying the intersection of meticulous skill and natural materials. It is an investment in beauty and a testament to the enduring appeal of hand-knotted textiles.
The tradition of silk weaving in Kashmir is steeped in centuries of history, often linked to the legendary Silk Road trade routes that connected Central Asia to the Indian subcontinent. Over time, these influences blended with local artistic sensibilities to create a distinct style characterised by intricate floral patterns and sophisticated colour palettes. Today, Kashmir remains a global hub for high-end silk textiles, celebrated for maintaining traditional techniques that prioritise quality over speed.
The term 'hand-knotted' refers to the painstaking process of tying individual strands of silk onto a foundation. This specific technique is the hallmark of premium rug making, as it allows for an almost painterly level of detail in the design. The complexity of the patterns seen in this runner is a direct result of this method, where every knot acts as a pixel in a larger, cohesive image, creating a depth of field and colour saturation that is impossible to achieve with other methods.
Kashmir rugs are famously known for their 'garden' or 'tree of life' motifs, which often feature stylised floral panels, vases, and intricate borders. This runner follows that tradition, with its repeating panels acting as individual vignettes of natural beauty. Such designs are deeply symbolic in Middle Eastern and Indian art, often representing paradise or the cycles of nature, and they have been cherished by collectors for their ability to bring a sense of harmony to interior spaces.
Owning a Kashmir silk rug is more than a design choice; it is an act of preserving a heritage of exceptional skill. These rugs are highly valued for their longevity and the way they age, developing a gentle patina that only enhances their character over time. Collectors prize them for their rarity and the immense human dedication required to produce each piece, making this runner a valuable heirloom that bridges the gap between functional decor and fine art.
This runner is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused effort to bring the design to life. With a knot density of 490,000 knots per m2, the total count for this 276 x 76 cm piece reaches over 1 million individual knots. This staggering amount of human labour ensures that the structure is exceptionally dense and robust, capable of withstanding years of use while maintaining its shape and beauty.
The production process relies on the artisan's ability to maintain perfect tension and rhythm, a skill developed over generations. The 6.3 kg weight of the rug is a physical indicator of the high volume of material and the intensive work invested into its foundation. By prioritising this slow, intentional method of creation, the resulting rug possesses a structural integrity that machine-made alternatives simply cannot match.

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,Hallway,Living room
Size76 x 276 cm,Large
Thickness8 mm
MaterialCotton,Silk
WarpCotton
PileSilk
Weight6 kg
AgeContemporary 0-20 years (not used)
ColorBrown,Orange
ShapeRunner
CategoryOrientalKashmir silk
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density450,000 - 550,000 knots per m²
OriginIndia
Carpet IDMSG168
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
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Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
Hand-knotted Kashmir silk runner from India in beige tones
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