Qum / Ghom Rugs
Collection of Antique Persian Carpets

Production of Qum rugs began in the early 20th century in the holy city of Qum, Persia. The rugs are made of a thin pile in silk and wool and are often used as wall hangings because of their fine quality. Unlike traditional designs, Qum rugs feature small allover designs with a city style featuring curvilinear lines. The primary colors often used are red blue and ivory although other colors are common.
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2 Rugs Found in Qum / Ghom Rug
Antique Silk Qum Persian Rug 43389
This one-of-a-kind pictorial carpet features the life of Moses in an elegant triptych format under a spandrel of heraldic symbols representing the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
Qum Persian Silk Rug 45248
Woven in Qum, this elegant Persian rug features a kaleidoscopic medallion filled with mosaic patterns and intricate aqua and golden-yellow floral motifs.
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