This Sultanabad antique rug measures 17' 9" x 21' 2", presenting a large-scale field softened by age and an exceptionally worn, layered surface. The composition reads as an allover floral landscape, with a restrained border of repeating medallion-like details that still frames the field with quiet structure. Faded teal and charcoal motifs sit within an ivory, taupe, and sand ground, creating depth through abrasion and patina rather than contrast. Circa 1920 - 1940, it carries the grounded character and tonal complexity that define a lived-in Sultanabad. The softened surface retains a quiet, tactile character shaped by time.