A Sarab in wool, 109 x 206 cm, presenting a tall field of repeating floral boteh and small rosette motifs enclosed by geometric guard borders. The colourway sits in warm browns and soft neutrals with cream and white accents, softened by a modest patina. Low wear maintains the pattern clarity while subtle abrash and an even pile lend a tactile, worn-in quality to the fibre. This antique rug reads as a composed study in pattern and muted tone, quietly rooted in traditional weaving language. Circa 1900 - 1915 The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.