Twenty-four garden panels, eight rows of three, each a separate scene: a weeping willow, a cypress, a chinar in blossom, a flowering vase beneath an arch, a boteh curled inside a wreath, a fine jali lattice. No motif sits beside a repeat of itself. The panel grounds shift between rose, teal, cream, sage and gold, so the field reads as a grid of small gardens rather than one continuous pattern. A wide taupe main border of rosettes and palmettes frames it, with dogtooth guard bands, a red selvedge and cream fringe at both ends.
Hand-knotted in silk at a fine gauge — fine enough for a willow's individual fronds and the diagonals of a jali screen to stay legible inside panels only a few inches across. The pile carries a directional sheen, so walking to the other end lifts the rose panels and settles the sage ones. At 61×149cm this is a narrow accent piece for a bedside, a hallway or the foot of a bed. It is long relative to its width but not a runner, which is worth knowing if you are measuring for a corridor.
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Type: Hand-knotted pile rug
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Material: 100% silk
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Design: Khesti compartmented garden panel, 24 panels
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Size: 61×149cm (2'0"×4'11") — Small
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Colour: Taupe and cream, with rose, teal and sage
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SKU: ZINS62367
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One-of-a-kind: Yes