Period: Late 19th Century Origin: Kirman Dimensions: 142 x 228 cm Woven in the Kirman region of Iran during the late 19th century, this rug is a fine example of the pictorial and narrative tradition associated with Kirman workshops. The central oval medallion depicts a pastoral scene, featuring animal figures placed along a waterside landscape, enriched with floral elements and architectural details that add depth to the composition. The field is densely decorated with delicate floral motifs, reflecting the characteristic design richness and refined craftsmanship of Kirman carpets. The wide border is composed of flowing vegetal motifs that frame the central field in a balanced and harmonious manner. The use of deep blue, light blue, pink, red, and ivory tones enhances the visual elegance of the rug. Woven with fine quality wool and a high knot density, this carpet demonstrates a high level of technical and artistic execution. As a pictorial Kirman rug with landscape and figural elements, it represents a highly desirable and collectible example from the late 19th century.