A piece of Persian tapestry from the high pictorial works category, a rare category of fabric with high-quality silk threads and a composition of natural colors, inspired by the quatrains of Omar Khayyam. The artwork is characterized by its artistic brilliance inspired by classic Persian miniatures, where the work displays a celebratory scene featuring a group of figures in dancing and dynamic poses, within a flourishing natural environment and with high skill in executing details and distributing elements. It is evident from the precision of facial features, color gradations, and the fluidity of clothing that the piece is woven with a high knot density and high-quality threads. The work also demonstrates advanced craftsmanship typically attributed to specialized weaving workshops in Iranian cities known for producing pictorial works, such as Qom, Kashan, Tabriz, or similar workshops that follow this art. The overall style of the artistic piece reflects a focus on blending human movement with floral motifs and highlighting depth through precise color distribution, employing a wide range of soft colors and shades that suggest the use of silk threads or highly smooth components. There is also a background inscription indicating the name (Omar Khayyam), which usually suggests that the work is inspired by the literary and poetic style associated with Omar Khayyam, a common practice in this type of Persian artistic textiles. Estimated Age: First half of the 20th century.