This Sultanabad in wool, 467 x 495 cm, presents a close-knit floral and rosette repeat across a deep blue ground with washed green and neutral accents. The composition is defined by a broad floral border and a steady medallion rhythm, now mellowed by medium wear and visible abrash that reveal layered colouration and tactile surface texture. The piece reads as an antique rug with age-worn presence; its softened outlines and patched surface abrasion give the weave a lived, archival character. Circa 1900 - 1920. The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.