Persian Goum rug, circa 1960. 160x103 cm

Persian Gum rug, typical of the artisan tradition of the holy city of Qom (Gum), Iran. The central field, in deep midnight blue, is decorated with a symmetrical interweaving of vegetal scrolls, stylized palmettes, and intricately drawn Persian flowers. At the heart of the design, a radiant floral rosette is framed by a mirrored composition of leafy stems and flower buds, creating a harmonious and refined balance. The color palette, dominated by soft tones of ivory, pale gold, sky blue, and beige, subtly contrasts with the dark background, highlighting the richness and precision of the design. The rug is surrounded by a wide main border with continuous floral decoration, framed by finely worked secondary braids, reinforcing the majestic appearance of the piece. The pattern illustrates the classic elegance of Goum rugs, characterized by their high knot density, ornamental precision and timeless aesthetic, this rug testifies to the refinement and know-how of Persian master craftsmen. Dimensions: 160x103 cm. Condition: Very good condition.