Qom Gonbad Olive

Qom, the sacred city south of Tehran, has produced some of Persia's finest silk and silk-style carpets since the early twentieth century, renowned for exceptional technical precision and luminous surface quality that rivals the courts of Isfahan and Tabriz. This Eko Silk interpretation renders the celebrated Gonbad (dome) pattern — a design inspired by the interior of mosque cupolas — in a sophisticated olive-green field punctuated by ivory, gold, and navy accents; the central sixteen-point starburst medallion radiates outward through concentric tiers of elongated teardrop cartouches, each filled with delicate floral arabesques, while scalloped mihrab arches frame the composition at head and foot. Multiple guard borders in rose, blue, and cream showcase intricate herati-derived scrollwork, and ivory fringes complete the formal presentation. Offered bespoke from 3×5 ft through 12×18 ft, this machine-woven viscose piece delivers the optical drama of Qom silk weaving at accessible scale — commanding yet meditative, suited to interiors seeking refined Persian geometry with contemporary practicality.