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“Garden of Eden rugs are, to me, far more than decorative textiles—they embody a deep cultural longing for harmony while showcasing exceptional diversity in pattern and symbolism. Within our collection, you’ll find pieces that express both artistic freedom and narrative richness. Especially as wall hangings, these rugs become true statement artworks, creating a captivating atmosphere and bringing the magic of storytelling craftsmanship into any interior.”
Daniel Khademi
Rug expert, curator and COO at JUPITER Intl

What Is a Tableau Rug?

A tableau is a finely crafted pictorial rug designed primarily as a wall hanging. Unlike traditional floor rugs, a tableau serves as a textile form of visual art, often featuring narrative, figurative or symbolic scenes such as the Garden of Eden, the Last Supper, or classical motifs from Persian mythology. These pictorial rugs are traditionally hand-knotted or handwoven, often as high-end silk rugs from renowned ateliers in Iran (Qom), Turkey (Hereke), India (Kashmir) or China (Sino). Thanks to their refined materials, precision craftsmanship and artistic depth, tableau rugs are highly coveted collectibles—bringing the heritage of Persian rugs, the beauty of Oriental rugs and the expressive form of wall tapestries together in a single artistic textile.

What Is a Wall Tapestry?

A wall tapestry is a specially crafted Oriental rug, hand-knotted or handwoven, intended for decorative wall display. Unlike classic floor rugs, they often feature pictorial or symbolic scenes such as the Garden of Eden, the Tree of Life, Four Seasons or Hunting Scenes. High-quality wall tapestries are woven from fine wool, pure silk or wool-silk blends—admired for their luminosity, detailed imagery and luxurious texture. As unique pieces, they bring artistic storytelling and traditional craftsmanship to sophisticated interiors, galleries or collections.

Pictorial Rugs & Wall Tapestries – Art for Floor and Wall

Pictorial rugs and wall tapestries rank among the noblest forms of Oriental rug artistry. They combine exquisite handcraft when used on the floor with powerful visual presence when displayed on the wall. Many exceptional examples appear among Persian rugs and luxurious silk rugs—celebrated for fine detailing, intense colours and profound symbolism. Whether narrative scenes, still lifes or religious motifs, every pictorial rug is a unique handwoven or hand-knotted artwork that transforms any room into a gallery and captivates collectors, enthusiasts and refined interior designers alike.

What Makes Garden of Eden Rugs So Unique?

Garden of Eden rugs form a remarkable category within Oriental rugs and Persian rugs. Their defining feature is the extraordinary combination of symbolic depth, cultural meaning and refined artistry. These pictorial carpets narrate themes of paradise, harmony between humans, animals and nature, and traditional stories of hope and creation. High-quality Garden of Eden rugs are mostly produced as hand-knotted one-of-a-kind pieces or limited series—especially the most exquisite versions as fine silk rugs. They unite premium materials such as wool, pure silk or wool-silk blends with intricate design, vivid colours and expressive symbolism. Displayed as a wall tapestry or tableau, their narrative and artistic richness becomes especially striking—making them centrepieces of fine interiors and highly sought-after worldwide.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Garden of Eden Rugs

How rare are Garden of Eden rugs?

Garden of Eden rugs are genuine rarities—typically created as unique pieces or in very small series in renowned ateliers. Often crafted as wall tapestries or tableaus, they feature highly detailed and narrative designs. Due to their symbolism, elaborate artistry and limited production, they are exceptionally desirable. Learn more about value retention and investment potential.

Are Garden of Eden rugs made for walls or floors?

Both are possible—these rugs can be used as floor pieces or wall décor. However, the most intricate Garden of Eden rugs are often displayed as wall tapestries or tableaus to highlight their pictorial detail and luminous presence.

Where are high-quality silk Garden of Eden rugs produced?

The finest Garden of Eden silk rugs are or were crafted in Iran (Persia), Turkey, China and occasionally India—regions with long-standing traditions of highly detailed silk weaving executed by master artisans.

How do I properly care for a silk Garden of Eden rug?

We recommend gentle vacuuming, avoiding direct sunlight, and using only specialist conservators for professional cleaning or wall mounting. Discover more about carpet care.

Do all Garden of Eden rugs include a certificate of authenticity?

Yes—at JUPITER Intl, every handmade rug comes with a certificate documenting its provenance and materials. Learn more about our certificate of authenticity.

Quality, Price & Service by JUPITER Intl

  • All Garden of Eden Oriental & Persian rugs are hand-knotted originals, selected for workmanship, quality and design
  • Transparent provenance: every handmade rug comes with a certificate of authenticity
  • Fair prices directly from Khademi—no middlemen or misleading “retail prices”
  • Wide range: from exclusive Qom silk rugs and exquisite Nain Persian rugs to modern Ziegler Oriental rugs, handwoven kilims and high-quality machine-made rugs
  • Personal consultation on provenance, size, materials and design questions
  • Secure payment, 31-day return policy and free returns for your complete satisfaction

Personal Consultation at JUPITER Intl

Looking for the perfect Oriental or Persian rug with Garden of Eden motif? Searching for a specific provenance, size or design? Our experienced team is happy to support you—from expert styling advice to sourcing special one-of-a-kind pieces. Contact us by phone or email, or combine your visit with a trip to our showroom in Hamburg’s historic Speicherstadt—part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site—where you can experience history and tradition up close!

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