This antique 3x5 hooked rug, circa 1920–1929, features an expressive geometric visual juxtaposition of angular motifs and layered forms rendered in earthy hues. Its abstract character and bold visual rhythm exemplify the artistic appeal of early hooked rugs. On the Design: This antique hooked rug from the collection of Y & B Bolour, enjoys a highly distinctive geometric visual juxtaposition, wherein triangular, diamond, and angular motifs are arranged in an energetic, almost abstract field. Repeating linear forms create movement throughout the visual juxtaposition, while the central panel introduces larger geometric elements that anchor the design. Soft ivories, rusts, browns, muted blues, and charcoal tones lend depth and visual contrast to the field. Particularly noteworthy is the rug's timeless sensibility despite its early twentieth-century origins. The interplay between structured geometry and irregular hand-hooked texture creates remarkable dimension, while the dark border provides definition and balance. Such qualities reflect the folk-art traditions of hooked rug making while anticipating the geometric design vocabulary appreciated in contemporary interiors. Condition: This antique hooked rug is in good condition for its age and origin.