Hand-knotted in wool, circa 1920-1930, this 3x3 antique Anatolian square rug is a very special piece where admirers of the craft will appreciate the subtleties and personal details that distinguish our favorite Kilims of tribal provenance. On the design: Admirers of the craft will appreciate this Anatolian design favoring rich red, navy blue and beige-brown tones underscore geometric patterns in the field and border alike—most notably an array of ram’s horn motifs among the old-world symbols at play. Keen eyes for detail may also note the subtle high-low texture that has been married to the geometry and how rare that is in an antique found today—but beautifully executed either way in the sense of dimension it lends such a traditional piece. This antique rug is derivative of an Anatolian transitional geometric design, creating a celebratory mood recapturing a series of Classic geometric motifs with a more playful and joyous fashion; enjoying pristine condition with an intricate array of colorway variations and symbolism. Condition: This antique Anatolian rug further enjoys great condition for its age and origin.