This vintage hand-knotted wool rug brings a soft coastal palette of dusty blues, rose, cream and slate into a crisp geometric layout of cruciform medallions and star rosettes, framed by a running-dog border. Likely Anatolian with Oushak/Kars workshop influence and Caucasian design language, early to mid–20th century. The handle is supple with low, even pile on wool warp and weft.

Honest vintage condition: light age toning, a few scattered small spots, frayed fringes and some nicks to the selvedge as shown—sound, lies flat, and ready to use. At approximately 7'7" x 4'6" it’s an elegant corridor or layering piece that plays beautifully with Gustavian lightness, coastal “old money” neutrals, and warm patinated woods.

Size again: 232 x 136 cm. Style: Anatolian Oushak with Caucasian geometric motifs.