Framed Persian-Style Rug Fragment or Tapestry

This item is a large-scale, rectangular textile piece, likely a Persian-style rug or machine-woven tapestry, presented under glass in a dark modern frame. The piece features a complex, repeating geometric pattern consistent with traditional Middle Eastern or Central Asian nomadic motifs, such as 'guls' or tribal medallions. The color palette is dominated by deep madder reds and burgundies, accented by cream, ivory, and potentially indigo or black outlines. The construction appears to be a dense pile or woven fabric, displayed in a portrait orientation. The frame is a minimalist, thin-profile dark wood or metal border, which suggests a modern presentation of an older or decorative textile. The glass surface shows significant light reflection, which obscures some fine detail but reveals a relatively flat mounting. Physical condition appears stable within the frame, though the age of the textile itself is difficult to determine precisely without closer inspection of the knotting; it likely dates from the late 20th century, though it mimics much older antique kilim or rug designs. No specific maker's marks are visible due to the framing and photo quality, but the complexity of the pattern suggests professional craftsmanship, whether hand-knotted or high-quality machine manufacture.