This Caucasian antique rug, measuring 2' 10" x 6' 0", presents a richly structured field of repeating hexagonal medallions, each holding angular floral forms in red, cream, blue-green, and rust. A compact architectural panel at the top adds a distinctive focal point, while the border work frames the composition with rhythmic, geometric confidence. Woven in wool, it carries a low level of distress, with softened wear that lends surface depth without diminishing the clarity of the pattern. Circa 1880 - 1900, it reads as both ordered and expressive, with the kind of lively contrast that gives Caucasian weavings their enduring presence.