Hand-knotted in quality wool, this 5'10" x 11'7" antique Khotan rug originates from Turkestan circa 1920-1930. This muted drawing prevails in delicious tones of beige-brown and golden beautifully complementing the geometric pattern. While the field appears serene and sober, the border stands crisp in a dark brown colorway for an added dimension to the imagination, with an impossible subtle green accent to the pomegranate pattern for added collectibility. Existing in healthy condition for its age and lineage, an exceptional piece well suited for entryways, hallways, corridors, short staircases, gallery spaces, and kitchens following a neutral palette. Connoisseurs may note: This variation of the celebrated Khotan pomegranate pattern is a subtle rarity among more repetitive Khotan rugs, as is the specific choice of geometry and floral motifs in the meandering borders with their stylistic variations. All lending to the rarity of this versatile oriental choice. Especially ideal for country homes, farmhouses, cabins, ski lodges, and even foyers.