A Zaboul in wool, 104 x 155 cm, where a narrow vertical gul column structures an ivory field of repeating guls, surrounded by layered geometric borders and terminal cartouches. Rich red and purple notes are tempered by brown accents and restrained abrash, giving the piece a quietly aged depth. Low wear preserves the pattern clarity and a soft, tactile pile. Circa 1900 - 1940. This antique rug carries an assured hand-made vocabulary; the composition, colour interplay and gentle surface wear articulate its material history with a calm, design-literate restraint. The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.