An extraordinary example of Persian textile heritage, this antique Kerman rug—circa 1920—is a true collector’s treasure. Hand-knotted by a master weaver whose signature graces the composition, it is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship and artistic legacy. The rug’s luminous crimson field anchors a breathtaking floral medallion, encircled by cascading bouquets in delicate ivory, rose, and powder blue. Every inch is detailed with precision, revealing a refined use of color and symmetry that is both regal and poetic. The sapphire-toned borders bloom with intricate rosettes and palmettes, their elegance amplified by the deep contrast. Woven from the finest wool, the pile retains a velvety sheen, reflecting decades of preservation. This piece is not merely decorative—it is museum-grade, a fragment of Persian history imbued with soul and mastery. Perfect for connoisseurs and serious collectors, it embodies the grandeur of early 20th-century Kerman weaving at its most refined and enduringly beautiful.