A generous Ravar Kerman in wool, 414 x 508 cm, notable for its interlaced arabesque ground and layered floral guard borders. The palette settles into cream and neutral tones with warm brown outlines, forming a calm, finely detailed allover repeat. The surface shows medium distress with consistent fading, abrash and a discreet repair that contributes to the rug's tactile character. As an antique rug it reads as a compositional study in line and restraint, where worn colour and measured drawing create an archival, textural presence. Circa 1890 - 1910 The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.