This Rare Antique Farahan rug, 2'7" x 1'11", is a finely handwoven textile crafted from natural wool and organic dyes. Originating from Farahan—a village in west-central Iran north of Arak—this late 19th-century piece reflects the region’s rich weaving heritage. Known for their precision and balance, Farahan rugs are celebrated for their high knot density and refined aesthetic.

This small-format example features an all-over pattern, likely showcasing traditional Herati or Boteh motifs, emblematic of Farahan's endless-repeat design style. Ideal for collectors or as a unique accent in intimate spaces, this rug is a timeless piece of Persian craftsmanship and history.