A Ghashgai wool runner in a narrow 91 x 279 cm format, where three linked lozenges traverse a deep neutral field threaded with leafy vine motifs and compact rosettes. The palette balances warm brown and luminous cream, the broad cream guard border marked by alternating floral medallions. Low distress and subtle abrash lend a mellow surface and soft hand; edges show modest fringing and careful preservation. This antique rug carries the quiet confidence of practiced tribal weaving, its texture and pattern retaining directness and tactility. Circa 1900 - 1930 The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.