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This magnificent rug, a Ghom in pure silk, originating from Persia, represents an excellence in knotting art. Its extraordinary density, between 800,000 and 900,000 knots per square meter, testifies to a craftsmanship of the highest level, ensuring impeccable detail definition and unparalleled silkiness.
The design is a superb example of Persian figurative narration. The intense and deep black central field is dominated by a large oval (or mandorla-shaped) medallion that hosts a dynamic hunting scene. Riders on galloping horses wield bows and arrows, chasing deer, rabbits, and other wild animals, while birds soar in a stylized sky. The richness of details, the expressive faces, the finely drawn garments, and the vivid representation of the surrounding nature, with stylized trees and shrubs, reveal the incredible skill of the master knotters.
The sophisticated color palette is skillfully balanced. The dark background elegantly contrasts with the lighter tones of beige, powder blue, and pale pink, used for the characters and fauna, lending luminosity and depth to the entire composition. The border features an elaborate floral and zoomorphic design, with sinuous branches, leaves, and small birds perched among the branches, creating perfect harmony with the central medallion and elegantly framing the artwork.
Made entirely of silk, both in the pile and the warp, this rug is not merely a furnishing accessory but a true investment and a collector's item, capable of transforming any environment into a space of refined beauty and ancient history.
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