Tibet, circa 1900 170 × 91 cm This exceptional Tibetan sitting and sleeping carpet (Khaden) features eleven diagonally arranged rows of the classic four-petal floral motif, each rendered in a distinct color variation. The borderless design emphasizes the idea of an excerpt from an infinite repeat — a powerful visual concept deeply embedded in the Tibetan weaving tradition. The absence of borders lends the piece a striking immediacy and compositional strength. The carpet has some old restorations and has low pile in places in the centre. info@thomaswild.com .