This Caucasian antique rug measures 81 x 124 cm and is drawn in brown, red, and neutral shades with a restrained, time-softened surface. Its layout centres on a vertical run of geometric medallions, stepped forms, and small tribal accents, enclosed by multiple borders that combine floral movement with a more angular outer rhythm. The wool pile shows low distress, with gentle fading and irregular fringes that speak to use and age without distracting from the design. Circa 1900 - 1930, it has the character and clarity often sought in Caucasian weaving, yet feels quietly grounded and tactile.