This Kurd antique rug, 127 x 180 cm, combines a dark ground with repeating geometric medallions, stylised flowers, and narrow borders that frame the composition with clarity. Notes of ivory, muted rust, soft terracotta, and faded turquoise bring warmth and contrast to the wool pile, while the pattern retains a steady, rhythmic balance. Visible wear, gentle fading, and subtle surface variation speak to age and use, giving the piece a tactile, weathered presence. Circa 1900 - 1930, it reflects the quiet confidence and artisanal character often found in village Kurd weaving.