A Sarab runner in wool, 114 x 348 cm, defined by a steady sequence of angular lozenge medallions set against a warm neutral ground. Multiple guard borders frame the compact field motifs while a plain outer band is punctuated with small guls and occasional tribal figures. The pile is soft with low wear; faint abrash and minimal end wear lend a subtle depth to the colour. The piece reads as a considered object of craft, where fibre and form are quietly in balance. This antique rug holds a calm, purposeful presence. Circa 1920 - 1935