Searching for a Yilong Aubusson silk area rug calls for more than a traditional floral pattern: material, weaving method, room size, and cleaning needs all affect whether a rug fits your home. I ranked these five options by how closely they match the silk-and-Aubusson brief, then weighed practical details such as pile, dimensions, and care. The PASARGAD 6′ x 9′ is my closest match for a plush, hand-knotted silk-style look, while the Rug Source black floral rug brings the largest footprint and a wool-silk blend. If your priority is a pale, low-profile design, the LoomBloom ivory flat-weave is the more restrained alternative.
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The tradeoff is clear: the rugs with silk in their material description need gentler care, while the wool-only options give up silk luster but may better suit everyday rooms. I also distinguish hand-knotted rugs from tufted or flat-woven designs, since construction affects feel, appearance, and how each option compares with the silk-focused search.
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Key Takeaways
- Closest silk-style match: PASARGAD is hand-knotted and described as silk, though its listing also says viscose silk, so confirm the fiber details before buying.
- Largest silk-blend option: Rug Source measures 9’10” × 6’9″ and combines wool and silk in a black floral design.
- Lowest-profile silk blend: LoomBloom is flat-woven with a 0.1-inch pile, unlike the medium-pile, plush-feeling options.
- For a larger wool rug without silk: RugsBazaar offers an 8′ x 10′ medium-pile Aubusson style, but its wool construction is a different material proposition.
- For a smaller accent: SAFAVIEH‘s 4′ x 6’ hand-tufted wool rug suits compact placements but is not water resistant.
| PASARGAD Hand-Knotted Viscose Silk Chinese Aubusson Rug, 6′ x 9′ |  | Best Overall for a Plush Silk-Style Aubusson | Material: Listed as silk; title specifies viscose silk | Construction: Hand-knotted, handmade | Pile: Medium | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Rug Source Traditional Aubusson Hand-Knotted Wool and Silk Area Rug, Black Floral, 9’10” × 6’9″ |  | Best Large Wool-and-Silk Blend | Materials: Wool and silk | Construction: Handmade, hand-knotted | Size: 9’10” × 6’9″ (300 × 206 cm) | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| LoomBloom Hand-Woven Ivory Aubusson Needlepoint Wool and Silk Area Rug, 8′ x 10’2″ |  | Best Low-Profile Silk Blend | Materials: Silk and wool | Construction: Handmade, flat woven | Size: 8′ x 10’2″ | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Handmade Royal Aubusson Wool Area Rug, Cream Rose, 8′ x 10′ |  | Best Wool Alternative for Larger Rooms | Material: 100% imported wool | Construction: Handmade, tufted | Size: 8′ x 10′ | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| SAFAVIEH Aubusson Handmade Wool Area Rug, 4′ x 6′, Red and Ivory |  | Best Compact Traditional Accent | Material: Hand-spun wool | Construction: Handmade, hand-tufted | Size: 4′ x 6′ | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| yilong aubusson silk area rug | Construction | Size | Pile | Care |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PASARGAD Hand-Knotted Viscose | Hand-knotted, handmade | 6′ x 9′ | Medium | Hand wash only |
| Rug Source Traditional Aubusso | Handmade, hand-knotted | 9’10" × 6’9" (300 × 206 cm) | Medium | Vacuum regularly; consult a rug-cleaning expert for stains or full washing |
| LoomBloom Hand-Woven Ivory Aub | Handmade, flat woven | 8′ x 10’2" | — | Dry clean only; use a brushless suction head and spot-clean promptly |
| Handmade Royal Aubusson Wool A | Handmade, tufted | 8′ x 10′ | Medium | Regular low-power vacuuming |
| SAFAVIEH Aubusson Handmade Woo | Handmade, hand-tufted | 4′ x 6′ | Medium | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
PASARGAD Hand-Knotted Viscose Silk Chinese Aubusson Rug, 6′ x 9′
I place PASARGAD first because it comes closest to the core search: an Aubusson-style rug with a silk description and hand-knotted construction. Its 6′ x 9′ size can anchor a bedroom or stretch along a hallway, while the medium pile is described as plush. The olive-and-rose palette is also gentler than the more dramatic black floral Rug Source rug, so it may sit more quietly alongside existing furnishings.
The important caveat is the fiber wording. The product title says viscose silk, while the supplied description refers to silk and also presents the material as pure silk. I would verify the actual fiber composition with the seller before treating it as natural silk. Compared with LoomBloom, PASARGAD has a thicker, softer-feeling profile, but it does not offer LoomBloom’s clearly stated 0.1-inch flat weave. Hand washing is recommended, making it a poor match for homes seeking easy routine cleaning.
Pros:- Hand-knotted, handmade construction
- Medium pile with a plush feel
- Olive and rose colors offer a softer palette than Rug Source’s black floral design
- 6′ x 9′ size suits a bedroom or long hallway
Cons:- Material is described inconsistently as silk and viscose silk
- Hand washing is recommended, which complicates routine care
Best for: Buyers who want a hand-knotted, medium-pile Aubusson look in a bedroom or hallway and are comfortable checking the fiber details.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who require confirmed natural silk, machine-friendly care, or a rug for a spill-prone, high-traffic area.
- Material:Listed as silk; title specifies viscose silk
- Construction:Hand-knotted, handmade
- Pile:Medium
- Size:6′ x 9′
- Dimensions:108″ L x 72″ W
- Colors:Olive and rose
- Shape:Rectangular
- Care:Hand wash only
Our verdict“I rank PASARGAD first for its close match to a plush, hand-knotted silk-style Aubusson rug, provided the buyer verifies the fiber composition.”
Rug Source Traditional Aubusson Hand-Knotted Wool and Silk Area Rug, Black Floral, 9’10” × 6’9″
Rug Source is my second pick for buyers who want more coverage and a clear wool-and-silk blend. At 9’10” × 6’9″, it is substantially longer than PASARGAD and can suit a larger room where a smaller rug might feel underscaled. Its hand-knotted construction and 150 knots per square inch provide useful construction detail, while the black floral pattern gives the traditional Aubusson look a more pronounced contrast.
That bold palette is the main difference from PASARGAD’s olive and rose colors and LoomBloom’s ivory field. It can define a room, but it may dominate a lighter or more delicate scheme. The medium pile is described as soft and easy to vacuum, though stain treatment and full washing call for a rug-cleaning expert. A rug pad is recommended to limit movement and protect flooring, so placement involves an extra practical step. For a silk-led appearance in a quieter palette, I would choose PASARGAD; for an expansive, darker room, Rug Source makes more sense.
Pros:- Handmade, hand-knotted wool-and-silk construction
- Large 9’10” × 6’9″ footprint
- Black floral pattern provides strong visual contrast
- Medium pile can be vacuumed regularly
Cons:- Expert cleaning is recommended for stains or full washing
- A rug pad is recommended to help limit movement and protect the floor
- Dark, high-contrast styling is less flexible than PASARGAD’s muted palette
Best for: Buyers furnishing a larger indoor room who want a hand-knotted wool-and-silk blend and a high-contrast floral design.
Not ideal for: Anyone seeking a light, understated colorway, a compact rug, or easy at-home stain washing.
- Materials:Wool and silk
- Construction:Handmade, hand-knotted
- Size:9’10” × 6’9″ (300 × 206 cm)
- Area:67.5 square feet
- Pile:Medium
- KPSI:150 knots per square inch
- Color and pattern:Black floral
- Care:Vacuum regularly; consult a rug-cleaning expert for stains or full washing
Our verdict“I recommend Rug Source over the smaller PASARGAD when room coverage and a bold wool-silk floral design matter more than a softer color scheme.”
LoomBloom Hand-Woven Ivory Aubusson Needlepoint Wool and Silk Area Rug, 8′ x 10’2″
LoomBloom earns a distinct place for combining wool and silk with an unusually thin, 0.1-inch flat weave. Its 8′ x 10’2″ format gives it near-room-scale coverage, but the low pile creates a very different underfoot feel from PASARGAD’s plush medium pile. That slim profile may suit a room where a thicker rug would interfere with door clearance or furniture legs, though buyers who want cushion should look to PASARGAD or the medium-pile wool RugsBazaar option instead.
The ivory center, multicolored floral accents, and rust-red border make this the lightest and most layered-looking design in the group. It is also described as needlepoint, rather than the hand-knotted construction of the top two picks. Care is the tradeoff: the rug is dry clean only, and the listing recommends brushless suction and prompt spot cleaning. I would select LoomBloom for a light, low-profile traditional scheme, not for a space where easy washing or a plush feel comes first.
Pros:- Handmade flat-woven construction using wool and silk
- Very low 0.1-inch pile can fit beneath furniture and doors more readily than medium pile
- Ivory field and rust-red border offer a lighter alternative to Rug Source’s black floral design
- Large 8′ x 10’2″ size
Cons:- Dry clean only
- Low profile will feel less plush than PASARGAD or the medium-pile wool rugs
- Care guidance calls for attention to sun exposure and uneven wear
Best for: Buyers who want a large, light-colored wool-and-silk Aubusson rug with a very low profile.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who prefer a cushioned pile, want hand-knotted construction, or need straightforward home cleaning.
- Materials:Silk and wool
- Construction:Handmade, flat woven
- Size:8′ x 10’2″
- Dimensions:122″ L x 96″ W
- Pile height:0.1 inches
- Color:Ivory with rose, orange, green, grey, and rust-red accents
- Weight:23 pounds
- Care:Dry clean only; use a brushless suction head and spot-clean promptly
Our verdict“I favor LoomBloom over the thicker options when a light, low-profile silk blend is the priority and specialized cleaning is acceptable.”
Handmade Royal Aubusson Wool Area Rug, Cream Rose, 8′ x 10′
RugsBazaar is the practical material alternative in this lineup: an 8′ x 10′ handmade Aubusson rug made from 100% imported wool, with a medium pile and cushioned feel. Its cream-and-rose colorway keeps the traditional appearance soft, while its size is comparable to LoomBloom’s. The difference is beneath the surface: LoomBloom includes silk and sits nearly flat, whereas this rug trades silk luster and a low profile for wool texture and more cushioning.
The listing describes the wool as durable, water resistant, and easy to maintain with regular low-power vacuuming. That can make it more appealing for an everyday indoor room than the silk-containing options, whose care instructions are stricter. Still, water resistance is not the same as waterproofing, and this is not a substitute for checking care instructions after a spill. It is tufted rather than hand-knotted, so buyers seeking knotting as part of the silk-rug appeal should choose PASARGAD or Rug Source instead.
Pros:- Handmade from 100% imported wool
- 8′ x 10′ size suits living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas
- Medium pile is described as cushioned
- Cream-and-rose palette is softer than SAFAVIEH’s red-and-ivory accent
Cons:- Contains wool only, unlike PASARGAD, Rug Source, and LoomBloom
- Tufted construction differs from the hand-knotted picks
- Low-power vacuuming is recommended
Best for: Buyers who want a large, medium-pile Aubusson-style rug in wool and prefer cushioning over silk content.
Not ideal for: Anyone specifically shopping for a silk or wool-silk rug, a low-profile weave, or a hand-knotted piece.
- Material:100% imported wool
- Construction:Handmade, tufted
- Size:8′ x 10′
- Area:80 square feet
- Pile:Medium
- Color:Cream rose
- Usage:Indoor
- Care:Regular low-power vacuuming
Our verdict“I would choose RugsBazaar over the silk blends when a large, cushioned wool rug is a better fit than silk content or a flat weave.”
SAFAVIEH Aubusson Handmade Wool Area Rug, 4′ x 6′, Red and Ivory
SAFAVIEH sits fifth because it is the clearest departure from a silk-focused search, but it fills a useful size niche. This 4′ x 6′ hand-tufted wool rug suits a compact sitting area or bedroom accent where the larger PASARGAD, Rug Source, LoomBloom, and RugsBazaar options may overwhelm the available floor space. Its red-and-ivory palette, center medallion, and floral details deliver a classic Aubusson look in a more concentrated format.
Unlike the hand-knotted PASARGAD and Rug Source rugs, SAFAVIEH is hand-tufted and made from hand-spun wool, not silk. Its medium pile and stated one-inch thickness give it a substantial profile, but it is not water resistant. That makes placement important: I would keep it away from spill-prone spots and compare its dimensions against the room before choosing it as an area anchor. For a small traditional accent it is the most focused pick here; for a room-scale silk blend, LoomBloom or Rug Source is a closer match.
Pros:- Handmade from hand-spun wool
- Traditional center medallion and floral detailing
- Compact 4′ x 6′ dimensions suit smaller placements
- Medium pile with a listed one-inch thickness
Cons:- Wool-only material does not match a silk-focused search
- Not water resistant
- Hand-tufted rather than hand-knotted construction
Best for: Buyers seeking a smaller traditional floral rug for a defined accent area rather than a large silk-style centerpiece.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who need a silk or wool-silk blend, a large room-size rug, or resistance to water.
- Material:Hand-spun wool
- Construction:Handmade, hand-tufted
- Size:4′ x 6′
- Dimensions:72 x 48 inches
- Pile:Medium
- Thickness:1 inch
- Color and pattern:Red and ivory; floral with center medallion
- Water resistance:Not water resistant
Our verdict“I recommend SAFAVIEH when compact size and classic red-and-ivory styling matter more than silk content or hand-knotted construction.”
How We Picked
I treated “Yilong Aubusson silk area rug” as a specific style-and-material search, not a request for any rug with a traditional floral motif. I compared the supplied listings on silk content or silk-like wording, Aubusson design, construction, dimensions, pile, and care. Because none of the five titles identifies a Yilong-branded rug, I rank them as alternatives for shoppers seeking that general combination rather than claiming any is made by Yilong.
Construction and material carry the most weight in my order. A hand-knotted silk or wool-and-silk rug sits closer to the search than a tufted, wool-only option; a flat weave still has silk content, but its thin profile gives a different feel from a plush, medium-pile rug. I also look at whether a listed size fits a room or serves better as an accent, and whether the care instructions are realistic for the intended location.
Listing details have limits. PASARGAD describes its material inconsistently as silk and viscose silk, so I do not treat its fiber composition as settled. The other descriptions also cannot establish how a rug will look in a particular room or how it will wear over time. I exclude ratings and review counts from my ranking, and I do not use return terms as a substitute for product fit. The result is an order based on the stated attributes and the tradeoffs a buyer can compare before choosing.
| yilong aubusson silk area rug | Construction | Care |
|---|---|---|
| PASARGAD Hand-Knotted Viscose | Hand-knotted, handmade | Hand wash only |
| Rug Source Traditional Aubusso | Handmade, hand-knotted | Vacuum regularly; consult a rug-cleaning expert for stains or full washing |
| LoomBloom Hand-Woven Ivory Aub | Handmade, flat woven | Dry clean only; use a brushless suction head and spot-clean promptly |
| Handmade Royal Aubusson Wool A | Handmade, tufted | Regular low-power vacuuming |
| SAFAVIEH Aubusson Handmade Woo | Handmade, hand-tufted | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Yilong Aubusson Silk Area Rug
I would narrow this comparison by deciding what “silk Aubusson” means for your room: a particular fiber, a plush hand-knotted feel, a traditional floral design, or simply a formal look. These listings do not all deliver the same combination.Check What the Material Description Actually Says
For a silk-led purchase, start with the exact fiber wording rather than the product title alone. PASARGAD is the closest overall style match, but the listing calls it both silk and viscose silk; those descriptions should not be treated as interchangeable without confirmation. Rug Source and LoomBloom explicitly describe wool-and-silk materials, while RugsBazaar and SAFAVIEH are wool-only. If natural silk is a firm requirement, ask the seller to clarify the composition before ordering. If you mainly want the traditional appearance, the two wool rugs may still fit, but they are not silk substitutes in material terms.
Match Construction and Pile to How You Use the Room
Construction changes both the feel and the look. PASARGAD and Rug Source are hand-knotted and have medium pile; LoomBloom is flat-woven with a stated 0.1-inch pile. RugsBazaar and SAFAVIEH are tufted wool options, with medium pile. A thicker or cushioned rug can feel more substantial beneath furniture, while a flat weave may be easier to fit under doors and chair legs. These are different priorities, not a simple quality ladder. I would check door clearance, furniture placement, and whether you want a soft, raised surface before settling on a construction.
Choose a Size That Fits the Job
Rug Source is the longest option at 9’10” × 6’9″, and its dark design can anchor a larger room. LoomBloom at 8′ x 10’2″ and RugsBazaar at 8′ x 10′ also offer broad coverage. PASARGAD’s 6′ x 9′ works for a smaller bedroom or hallway, while SAFAVIEH’s 4′ x 6′ is best treated as an accent rather than a large-room centerpiece. I would measure the intended footprint and account for furniture legs and walkways; a traditional pattern can feel crowded if its border is squeezed against the room’s edges.
Plan for Care Before Choosing a Fiber
Care instructions are a meaningful divider in this group. PASARGAD calls for hand washing, LoomBloom is dry clean only, and Rug Source recommends regular vacuuming with expert help for stains or full washing. RugsBazaar recommends low-power vacuuming, while SAFAVIEH is listed as not water resistant. For an entry, dining area, or other spill-prone location, the silk-containing options may demand more caution than a buyer wants to give them. Ask about appropriate cleaning methods and use a rug pad where recommended; do not assume that a material described as water resistant can be soaked or cleaned like a washable rug.
Use Color and Pattern to Set the Room’s Mood
Color separates these designs as clearly as construction. PASARGAD’s olive and rose tones are muted; Rug Source’s black floral pattern is more dramatic. LoomBloom pairs an ivory center with several floral colors and a rust-red border, while RugsBazaar stays within cream and rose. SAFAVIEH’s red-and-ivory medallion makes a compact, traditional statement. I would compare the rug with the largest nearby colors—sofa upholstery, flooring, curtains, and bedding—rather than relying on the pattern name alone. A bold border may anchor a room, but a softer palette is easier to blend with existing pieces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is any rug in this comparison confirmed to be a Yilong-branded rug?
No. The five supplied products are listed under PASARGAD, Rug Source, LoomBloom, RugsBazaar, and SAFAVIEH. I treat them as Aubusson-style alternatives for shoppers searching for a Yilong silk area rug, not as products made by Yilong. Check the product listing and seller details if the brand name itself is a requirement.
Which option is closest to a silk Aubusson rug?
PASARGAD is my closest overall match because it is described as a hand-knotted Chinese Aubusson rug with a silk-related material description and a plush medium pile. Its listing is inconsistent, however, describing the material as both silk and viscose silk. Rug Source and LoomBloom identify wool-and-silk blends more directly, but differ in color, size, and construction.
Which rug is best for a large room?
Rug Source has the largest stated dimensions at 9’10” × 6’9″ and suits buyers who want a dark, high-contrast floral design. LoomBloom and RugsBazaar are also room-size choices at roughly 8′ x 10′. Choose among them by material and feel: Rug Source is hand-knotted wool and silk, LoomBloom is a low-profile flat weave, and RugsBazaar is a cushioned, tufted wool rug.
Which of these rugs has the simplest care guidance?
RugsBazaar gives the most straightforward routine instruction in the supplied details: regular vacuuming on a low-power setting. That does not mean it can be treated as washable or fully spill-proof. PASARGAD calls for hand washing, LoomBloom is dry clean only, and Rug Source recommends professional help for stains or full washing. SAFAVIEH is listed as not water resistant, so I would avoid placing it where spills are likely.
Should I choose a hand-knotted rug or a flat-woven one?
Choose based on the feel and fit you want, not on the construction label alone. PASARGAD and Rug Source are hand-knotted and have medium pile, while LoomBloom is a handmade flat weave with a 0.1-inch pile. The knotted options are closer to a plush, raised rug; the flat weave has a much slimmer profile that may fit under doors and furniture more easily. LoomBloom’s dry-clean-only care remains a tradeoff even with its low profile.
Conclusion
For the closest match to a plush, hand-knotted silk-style Aubusson rug, I would start with PASARGAD, then confirm whether its fiber is silk or viscose silk. Choose Rug Source if you need a larger hand-knotted wool-and-silk blend and want a bold black floral pattern. LoomBloom fits buyers who favor an ivory, low-profile wool-and-silk design and accept dry-clean-only care. If your priority is a roomy, cushioned wool rug rather than silk, RugsBazaar is the better fit; for a compact traditional accent, I would choose SAFAVIEH. The best choice depends on which compromise you can live with: fiber uncertainty, specialized cleaning, low pile, wool-only material, or smaller coverage.
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