Early 20th Century Central Asian Khotan Rug with an soft coral background and yellow patterned border. ( 4' x 8' - 122 x 245 ) Antique Khotan Hallway Runner Wool Rug, Country of Origin: East Turkestan, Circa Date: 1935. This exceptional piece represents the unique weaving traditions of East Turkestan, blending indigenous Central Asian motifs with classical imperial Chinese design elements. The Khotan / East Turkestan region, now part of modern China, produced rugs known for their distinctive color palettes and sparse, elegant compositions, setting them apart from other antique East Turkestan rugs. The field is rendered in a beautifully faded rose-pink, a hallmark color of period Khotan weaving, offset by a large, subtly articulated central oval medallion in soft cream and tan. The surrounding space is punctuated by stylized floral and geometric motifs, including traditional pomegranate clusters and auspicious emblems, all outlined in a deep, rich brown that provides structure to the composition. Executed in a narrow, elongated format, this piece is perfectly suited for high-traffic transitional spaces. The enduring wool pile and robust construction ensure that this hallway runner rugs (4.0ft x 8.0ft) retains its integrity while lending sophisticated color and historical depth to a long corridor or entryway. The complex border system frames the central design with precision, featuring a prominent meander pattern juxtaposed with repeating cloud bands and stylized vine work. As a genuine example of early 20th-century weaving, this textile offers collectors and designers a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive antique rugs artifact with exceptional provenance and aesthetic appeal.