King Solomon Hand Knotted Silk Carpet

King Solomon Hand Knotted Silk Carpet – The Wisdom of Weaving, The Majesty of Art

The King Solomon Hand Knotted Silk Carpet is not merely a floor covering—it is a woven testament to wisdom, opulence, and eternal beauty. Inspired by the legendary wealth and splendor of King Solomon’s court, this masterpiece radiates an aura of refined grandeur that transforms any space into a royal chamber.

Crafted from the finest pure mulberry silk, every thread glimmers under soft light, reflecting the richness of ancient palatial interiors. The carpet’s intricate central medallion—symbolizing divine order and wisdom—is framed by layers of ornamental borders echoing the artistry of ancient Persian and Middle Eastern palaces.

Detailed Knotting & Craftsmanship Work

• Origin: Inspired by the luxurious artistry of ancient Persian and Middle Eastern royal courts, honoring the opulent reign of King Solomon.

• Knot Density: 700–1,000 knots per square inch for extremely fine detail and extraordinary clarity of patterns.

• Weaving Technique: Asymmetrical Persian (Senneh) knot, ensuring intricate curves and lifelike motifs.

• Material: 100% Premium Mulberry Silk—renowned for its luminous sheen and smooth touch.

• Design Motifs: Central medallion of wisdom, floral vine scrolls, palatial arches, and sacred geometric patterns.

• Color Palette: Jewel tones—sapphire blue, royal ruby, emerald green, antique gold, and ivory.

• Dyeing Process: Hand-dyed using natural vegetable and mineral pigments for eco-friendly, long-lasting color brilliance.

• Creation Time: 12–18 months of dedicated artisan weaving for a standard-size piece.

• Artisan Heritage: Crafted by master silk weavers with generations of Persian and Oriental carpet-making expertise.

• Finish: Soft, low-pile hand-clipped silk surface with a radiant, mirror-like sheen.

• Texture: Smooth, luxurious, and cool to the touch—perfect for barefoot indulgence.

• Durability: Dense knotting ensures heirloom quality, preserving beauty for decades, even centuries.

• Special Feature: Light-reflective silk surface that changes tones depending on viewing angle and lighting.