A narrow Bakhshaish runner defined by an axial procession of geometric medallions and compact floral fillers, rendered in a warm neutral, red, and brown palette on wool. The pattern remains legible despite soft, even abrash that gives the field a lived, tactile depth. Borders present tight repeating rosettes and hooked motifs that frame the elongated composition. Distress is low and pile is consistent along the length, a restrained patina that reads as age and use rather than damage. This antique rug carries a quiet, handcrafted presence and measures 3' 0" x 15' 7". Circa 1885 - 1925