This extraordinary antique Kashkuli tribal rug from Persia, dating back to circa 1850, is a museum-worthy testament to the refined artistry of nomadic weavers. Hand-knotted with meticulous precision in soft, naturally dyed wool, it features three diamond-shaped medallions set within a densely patterned navy field, animated by stylized animals, angular florals, and tribal symbolism. The rich palette—crimson, indigo, ivory, and walnut—has mellowed gracefully, while the low pile reveals its age and authenticity. Known for their fine weave and expressive designs, Kashkuli rugs are highly sought after, and this piece exemplifies the best of that tradition. Intricate borders frame the composition with rhythmic geometric accents, enhancing its structural balance. A rare and remarkably preserved heirloom, this rug is not only a functional artwork but a window into 19th-century tribal life and storytelling. Ideal for serious collectors, connoisseurs, or curators, it offers unmatched character, heritage value, and timeless aesthetic appeal.