Handwoven in wool, circa 1910–1920, this antique 4x6 Kurdish rug features bold geometric medallions across a dramatic midnight navy field. Stepped lozenge forms and finely articulated tribal motifs appear in warm camel, blush, ivory, and terracotta tones.The design reflects the expressive geometric language associated with antique Kurdish weaving traditions, where tribal symbolism and architectural symmetry converge with remarkable clarity. Across the elongated field, three stepped medallions unfold vertically in rhythmic succession, each enclosing stylized floral rosettes and geometric motifs rendered with crisp linear drawing. The spacious navy ground creates dramatic visual contrast, allowing the medallions and border ornamentation to emerge with exceptional definition and balance.Particularly compelling is the rug's restrained yet vibrant palette. Soft camel and blush tones interact beautifully with ivory accents and deep indigo hues, creating a composition that feels simultaneously bold and refined. The layered border system introduces additional rhythm through repeating geometric guard motifs and angular floral detailing, reinforcing the tribal character of the piece.