This Farahan Sarouk presents a rich red wool field punctuated by a central dark medallion and scattered floral sprays, framed by ivory spandrels and layered floral borders. The colour sits with a quiet depth, enlivened by subtle abrash and restrained wear that lets the wool fibre retain its softness and hand. At 208 x 295 cm the composition is balanced and architectural, its surface showing low distress and a lived, tactile presence typical of an antique rug from a village tradition. Circa 1890 - 1905. The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.