Hello, this item is a small-scale handmade Persian pictorial rug, likely produced in the mid-to-late 20th century as a decorative wall hanging. These narrative carpets often depict idealized scenes from Persian court life, including figures in traditional attire, luxurious interiors, and symbolic elements such as hookahs, musical instruments, and elaborate architecture. The composition and knot density suggest a workshop origin rather than a tribal or nomadic one. The rug has been framed in an ornate wooden structure, enhancing its presence and aligning it with the decorative object market more than the collector carpet market.

While not among the highest tier of Persian silk pictorial rugs, these types of pieces do appeal to buyers seeking exotic, orientalist aesthetics, especially when well-preserved and framed. At 46 by 30 inches, it has manageable dimensions for interior display. If handmade with wool or silk on cotton, and assuming it was crafted in regions like Tabriz or Qom, the fair market value would fall between 400 and 700 USD.