★ Material: 100% Silk, Hand-woven ★ Size: Approximately 60 x 90cm (Length excluding tassels) ★ Knot Density: 17 x 17 / 1 square centimeter, approximately 2.89 million knots ★ Thickness: 6mm ★ Origin: Qom, Iran ★ Condition: Unused This work features a "Flower and Bird Paradise" design, centered around a blooming cherry tree with colorful flowers, birds, and swans. The blue background that spreads across the entire screen symbolizes the sky and clear water, and the birds dancing there represent happiness, prosperity, and family harmony. The cherry blossoms in the center symbolize vitality, rebirth, and beauty. The birds gathering on the branches have been familiar figures since ancient times, bringing "good fortune" and "good news." The pair of swans depicted at the bottom are a particularly auspicious motif, representing "marital harmony," "eternal love," and "harmony," bringing a calm and warm atmosphere to the living space. The luxurious gold-colored border tightens the entire work, exuding a dignified presence that elegantly enhances the space. This design, which combines traditional beauty and elegance, harmonizes with a wide range of spaces, regardless of whether they are living rooms, reception rooms, or Japanese and Western-style rooms, and is a piece that soothes the hearts of those who see it. Qom is the most well-known carpet-producing region in Japan and is a town with a strong religious character. The history of Qom carpets is relatively recent, dating back to around 1930. Initially, wool carpets were made, followed by silk carpets. Qom is also famous as a silk-producing region, and most of the carpets made there today are 100% silk. Because of its short history, it is not bound by traditional patterns, and it quickly grasps trends in overseas markets and the currents of the times, combining the techniques and design elements of each production area to create unique designs, thus creating a new style of Persian carpet. The traditional beauty of Persia and the sophisticated sensibilities of Europe are fused, harmonizing well with modern living environments, and it is very popular in Europe and America, and is the most familiar production area in Japan.