Origin

Qum (Qom, or Ghom) is a holy city in Iran, located 100 kilometres south of Tehran in the heart of the country. Despite not being a traditional centre of manufacturing, carpets woven in the last century are among the best on the market today, only rivalled by Bijar, Nain, and Isfahan. They are highly collectible and among the most expensive rugs in the world. They are compatible with quality quality and thick knotting. Some Persian carpets from this region have a knot density of over 600,000 knots, indicating that they were handcrafted in Iran. The patterns are often curvilinear and flowery, but many are woven to depict a more pictorial scene, such as a tree of life. 

Rug Description

• Semi-Antique Qum is hand knotted from 100% Kurkwool, finest of all Persian wools. The rug is in a great condition.
• This unique and absolutely gorgeous Qum has red and tan green as its primary colors. Allover floral motifs and bouquets are responsible for rug's exuberance and its richness.   
• Semi-antique Qum comes in unique size of 12.6 x 7.4 feet and has a PCI count of 220 x 120.