This Hamadan antique rug measures 4' 8" x 5' 7" and carries a layered, timeworn field of deep teal, rust, ivory, and muted earth tones. The allover floral lattice is framed by a narrow geometric border, with corner spandrels and repeated rosette forms lending structure beneath the visible wear. Areas of fading and abrasion soften the drawing, creating a textural, lightly distressed surface that feels collected rather than rigid. Circa 1935 - 1955, it reflects the grounded character and graphic rhythm often associated with Hamadan weaving. The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.