A Ghashgai in pale, neutral tones, the wool shows a soft, lived-in surface that accentuates repeating stepped lozenge medallions and compact geometric florals. The composition is held by layered borders where chevron and vine motifs trace the edge; subtle abrash and balanced fading create an even, tactile patina. Condition registers as medium wear, giving the piece a quiet, antique rug presence without aggressive loss. Circa 1910 - 1950. Measurements: 104 x 185 cm. The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time. Subtle tonal variation keeps the drawing legible and grounded.