Fine Silk Persian Ghom Rug Corner Detail

This image displays a highly detailed corner segment of a fine Persian Ghom style rug, characterized by an exceptionally high knot density. The construction appears to be silk on silk or a high-grade silk blend, indicated by the tight weave and the characteristic sheen of the fibers. The primary color palette includes a sophisticated combination of cream, navy blue, rust red, and dusty blue. The design features traditional floral and curvilinear motifs with intricate guard borders and a main border. The reverse side is visible at the top, showing a precise and uniform weave that confirms the high level of craftsmanship and meticulous hand-knotting. The physical condition appears excellent with crisp lines and no visible wear, staining, or fading in this section. The motif indicates a 20th-century production, likely mid-to-late century, following classical design principles. The sharpness of the patterns suggests a high KPSI (knots per square inch), typical of premium workshop-produced rugs from esteemed Persian weaving centers.