This Kurd antique rug, 4' 4" x 7' 0", carries a grounded palette of dusty blue, rust brown, camel, and muted teal across a structured field of stepped geometry. The composition is defined by a vertical chain of angular medallions, framed by crisp borders and scattered with small floral rosettes that soften the graphic rhythm. Signs of medium wear lend the surface a worn-in clarity, with fading that settles into the wool rather than obscuring it. Circa 1900 - 1920, it reflects the enduring balance of pattern and restraint often found in a Kurd rug.