Heriz Persian Hand Knotted Silk Carpet

Heriz Persian Hand Knotted Silk Carpet – The Crown Jewel of Persian Craftsmanship

The Heriz Persian Hand Knotted Silk Carpet is more than just a floor covering—it’s a testament to centuries of Persian weaving mastery, born in the legendary Heriz region of Iran. Known worldwide for its bold geometric patterns and unmatched durability, the Heriz style finds an exquisite upgrade in this luxurious silk rendition.

Each carpet is a living canvas, hand-knotted by skilled artisans whose knowledge has been passed down for generations. The pure silk construction infuses the traditional Heriz design with a luminous sheen, creating a shimmering interplay of colors that changes with every step and shift of light.

Detailed Knotting & Craftsmanship Work

• Origin: Woven in the historic Heriz region of Northwestern Iran, a hub of world-famous Persian rugs.

• Material:

  • 100% Mulberry Silk: Exceptional softness, brilliant luster, and lightweight luxury.

• Knot Density: 300–500 knots per square inch, allowing for crisp, precise geometric patterns.

• Weaving Technique: Persian (Senneh) knot, ensuring durability and sharp detailing.

• Design Signature:

  • Bold diamond-shaped central medallion with strong geometric symmetry.

  • Angular floral motifs and stylized vines radiating outward.

  • Frame-like border with intricate guard bands, typical of authentic Heriz rugs.

• Color Palette: Deep indigo, rich crimson, ivory, and earthy copper—enhanced by silk’s reflective glow.

• Dyeing Process: Natural vegetable dyes, hand-prepared for depth, vibrancy, and long-lasting beauty.

• Time to Weave: 8–14 months, depending on size and pattern complexity.

• Artisan Expertise: Crafted by master weavers with multi-generational heritage in Heriz rug-making.

• Texture: Smooth, almost liquid-like silk surface that feels luxurious underfoot.

• Durability: Despite the elegance of silk, the Heriz weave structure ensures exceptional longevity.

• Special Feature: Silk’s light-reflecting properties cause the design to subtly transform in appearance throughout the day, giving the piece a “living” quality.