Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
NATURAL SILK
Silk and Fine Carpets
From cities with more carpet culture such as Ghom, Nain or Tabriz.
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
Origin: Iran
Type: Hand knotted
Knott: Silk
Warp and woof: Silk
Available in our Hamid Madrid Store
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are silk rugs made of? +
Silk rugs are crafted from natural silk fibers, which are derived from the cocoons of silkworms. This luxurious material is known for its softness, sheen, and durability, making silk rugs a premium choice for home decor.
How do I care for my silk rug? +
To maintain your silk rug, vacuum it regularly with a gentle setting to remove dust and dirt. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight to prevent fading, and clean spills immediately with a soft, damp cloth. For deep cleaning, it's best to consult a professional rug cleaner who specializes in silk.
Are silk rugs suitable for high-traffic areas? +
While silk rugs are incredibly beautiful and luxurious, they are not the best choice for high-traffic areas due to their delicate nature. They can easily get damaged or show wear over time. It's recommended to place silk rugs in low-traffic spaces like bedrooms or formal living rooms.
Can I use a silk rug outdoors? +
Silk rugs are not designed for outdoor use. The natural fibers can be damaged by moisture and UV rays, leading to fading and deterioration. It's best to keep silk rugs indoors to preserve their beauty and longevity.
What is the difference between silk rugs and wool rugs? +
Silk rugs are made from silk fibers, giving them a luxurious sheen and softness, while wool rugs are made from sheep's wool, offering durability and resilience. Silk rugs are typically more delicate and suited for low-traffic areas, while wool rugs are more robust and ideal for high-traffic spaces.
How can I tell if a silk rug is authentic? +
To determine if a silk rug is authentic, check for a soft, smooth texture and a natural sheen. You can also perform a burn test: genuine silk will produce a smell similar to burning hair and will turn to ash. Additionally, inspect the back of the rug; authentic silk rugs usually have a fine, intricate weave and no visible knots.
Natural silk carpets are the most valuable in the world along with the ancient ones. The touch of a silk rug is very characteristic, since its softness is unique. There are classic Persian, Turkish and Indian designs. The Ghom silk rug is one of the most famous in the world of rugs. The 6-thread nain is one of the most precious wool and silk rugs as well, as its beauty and quality make it a unique and exclusive rug. Among the rugs we call "fine" the carpet Tabriz stands out. It is possibly the most famous and recognizable rug among Persian rugs and its design is recognizable to the eye. The Tabriz rug makes reference to the city where they originally come from, it combines the best quality wool with natural silk and that is why a Tabriz rug > original knotted in Iran has a high value. In this section you can find a selection of the best fine rugs and silks from Alfombras Hamid.