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145+
Years in Business

Repairing silk rugs continuously since 1881.

4
Generations

Same family, same standards, four generations of craft.

Top 8
Nationally Recognized

Listed by the Oriental Rug Buyers Guide as one of the country's top rug cleaners.

BBB
Accredited

Accredited member of the Better Business Bureau, Memphis chapter.

Tulsa's oil-era silk collections include some of the most important pieces in the southwest. Hereke and fine Qom silks brought back from Iran and Turkey during the 1910s-1930s buying trips have aged into genuinely antique status. Antique silk repair is among the most demanding work we perform: aged silk fiber is more fragile than new, dyes have shifted, and matched-color hand-dyeing must produce aged tones rather than fresh tones. Conservative methodology throughout.

Silk rug repair is the most demanding work we perform. Knot densities of 600 to 1,200 knots per square inch are typical in fine silk pieces, and any repair has to be performed at the same density. Silk takes dye differently than wool, with more saturated colors and more dramatic shifts in light. Matching aged silk colors is one of the most demanding aspects of fine rug repair — and getting it right requires both experienced craftspeople and the right materials.

Free pick-up across the Tulsa metropolitan area and Northeast Oklahoma. Repair timelines vary by the type and severity of work — we'll quote a specific timeline after inspection. We provide a written estimate before any work begins.

Need silk rug cleaning or appraisal? See our Tulsa rug cleaning or Tulsa rug appraisal page. Need Tulsa repair for any rug type? See our Tulsa rug repair page.
Silk Rug Specialty

Why silk repair is different.

Silk fibers and silk construction create specific repair challenges that don't exist with wool.

Fine knot density

Silk pieces routinely run 600–1,200 knots per square inch. Repair has to match that density — extremely fine work, slow progress.

Hand-dyed silk matching

Silk takes dye differently than wool — more saturated, more nuanced. Matching aged silk colors requires hand-dyeing, often with multiple test samples.

Luster preservation

Silk's characteristic shifting luster depends on fiber alignment and dye depth. Conservative methods and clean tooling preserve the original sheen.

Foundation fragility

Silk-on-silk construction (foundation also silk) is more fragile than silk-on-cotton. Foundation repair on full-silk pieces requires extra care.

Art silk identification

Many "silk" rugs are actually viscose or bamboo silk. Repair constraints for cellulose fiber are different — no wet cleaning, different adhesion. Correct identification is critical.

Silk highlights on wool rugs

Many fine Persians use silk highlights in an otherwise wool rug. Repair to silk-highlight areas requires silk technique even when most of the rug is wool.

Service Area

Free pick-up across Tulsa and surrounding areas.

Areas We Serve
  • Tulsa
  • Broken Arrow
  • Owasso
  • Bixby
  • Jenks
  • Sand Springs
  • Sapulpa
  • Bartlesville
  • Glenpool
  • Catoosa
  • Collinsville
  • Skiatook
  • Coweta
  • Claremore
  • Pryor
  • Mounds
  • Kiefer
  • Mannford
  • Cleveland
  • Beggs
  • Drumright
  • Cushing
  • Bristow
  • Stroud
  • Wagoner
  • Muskogee
  • Okmulgee
  • Henryetta
  • Dewey
  • Pawhuska
  • Hominy
  • Oilton
  • Ramona
  • Talala
  • Foyil
  • Inola
  • Chouteau
  • Locust Grove
  • Pryor Creek
  • Adair
  • Big Cabin
  • Vinita
  • Nowata
  • Oologah
  • Barnsdall
  • Sperry
  • Avant
  • Prue
  • Terlton
  • Yale
  • Cleveland
  • Pawnee
  • Fairfax
Tulsa Silk Rug FAQ

Common questions about silk rug repair in Tulsa.

Where in Tulsa do you offer silk rug repair pick-up?

Free pick-up throughout Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Bartlesville, and surrounding Northeast Oklahoma communities.

Why is silk rug repair more demanding than wool rug repair?

Silk rugs typically have knot densities of 600 to 1,200 KPSI — roughly two to three times finer than fine wool. The repair has to be performed at the same density, with matched silk gauge, and silk takes dye differently than wool.

Can a 100-year-old Tulsa silk piece really be repaired?

Yes — though the approach is conservative restoration rather than aggressive repair. Stabilization, foundation work, and minimal reweaving are the typical interventions. We document antique silk work thoroughly with photography before, during, and after.

Can you match silk colors and luster?

Yes. Silk dye matching is one of the most demanding aspects of silk repair, but achievable. We hand-dye silk to match the rug's existing aged colors.

What about repair to silk highlights on a wool rug?

Many fine Persian, Turkish, and Indian rugs use silk highlights. Repair to silk-highlighted areas requires the silk-specific repair approach even though most of the surrounding rug is wool. We adapt area-by-area.

Service Area

Available across five metros.

Free pick-up and delivery in every city we serve. Tap a city for local details and your nearest phone number.

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