Handwoven in wool, this oversized antique 12x21 Persian Mahal Farahan rug dates to circa 1920–1930. The rug features a spacious all-over floral design with geometric vinery, stylized palmettes, and angular botanical motifs in aged ivory, parchment beige, faded terracotta, and pale coral tones. On the Design: The design reflects the celebrated decorative balance associated with antique Mahal and Farahan weaving traditions, where geometric precision and floral ornamentation coexist with remarkable harmony. Across the expansive field, stylized botanical motifs, palmettes, and angular vinery unfold within a carefully structured all-over composition that achieves rhythm and continuity through repetition rather than reliance on a singular focal medallion. The drawing enjoys a distinctly architectural quality, preserving the disciplined geometry characteristic of Persian village weaving while maintaining an openness and fluidity that lends the composition exceptional decorative versatility. Particularly compelling is the rug’s softly abrashed palette and beautifully aged surface character. Warm parchment and ivory tones are enriched by faded terracotta, muted celadon, pale coral, and sand accents that emerge gently through the distressed wool surface with remarkable subtlety. Areas of softened wear and tonal variation lend exceptional texture and atmospheric depth while reinforcing the rug’s collected authenticity and antique character. Equally noteworthy is the spacious border system, which frames the composition with refined symmetry and visual clarity while echoing the movement of the interior field. Together, the luminous aged patina, restrained coloration, and balanced geometric floral drawing result in an oversized antique Persian Mahal Farahan rug of timeless decorative sophistication equally suited to classical interiors and contemporary spaces seeking warmth, texture, and historical depth. Condition: This oversized antique Persian Mahal rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin