A generous Sultanabad in wool, 292 x 444 cm, with a muted neutral ground warmed by red and brown accents. The surface shows an allover floral lattice of palmettes and rosettes, set within an ivory scrolling vine border. Low distress and subtle abrash give the weave a soft, even patina, evidence of patient use rather than aggressive restoration. The wool retains a tactile depth, and the design’s measured repeat feels composed and deliberate. This antique rug balances classical patterning with calm age. Circa 1885 - 1900 The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.