Ravar Kerman, 122 x 213 cm, reads as a stitched narrative in wool: figural registers, animals and flowering growth sit within a broad foliate border. A pale neutral field and soft green and cream accents give the scenes a restrained, museum-like clarity. Wear is minimal, with subtle abrash and even pile that preserve the rug's hand and colour harmony. The piece carries the pictorial vocabulary of early 20th-century Kerman workshop practice and the quiet presence of an antique rug collected for its composition and texture. Circa 1900 - 1920. The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.