A bold Kazak in a saturated red field, anchored by three geometric medallions in deep blue and green. The wool pile shows low distress and a tactile, even surface; polychrome small lozenges and hooked forms enliven the ground while a narrow guard border frames the composition. The red ground carries subtle abrash and a warm lustre that reads as patina rather than loss. This antique rug retains clear pattern definition and minimal edge wear, an object that balances vigorous colour with compositional restraint. Circa 1880 - 1925. Size: 6' 0" x 9' 3".