PERSIAN GHOM SILK 90X410 A primitive ethnographic art form

A primitive ethnographic art form was created that has endured and remained unchanged with the passage of time

in Sultanabad for the English market beginning in the 1880s

and introduce colour

Timeless Indian artistry reimagined for the contemporary collector

Tehran carpets are rare workshop productions woven under aristocratic and royal patronage in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

PERSIAN GHOM SILK 90X410 A primitive ethnographic art formGhom rugs are typically silk woven at high knot densities, producing remarkable clarity and detail. Garden scenes, prayer niches and floral medallions are executed with jewel like precision. Despite their delicacy of appearance, well maintained examples retain strong structural integrity. Their luminosity and technical finesse place them among the most refined Persian carpets.