Up for auction is an exquisite masterpiece of West Persian knotting art: A fine antique Senneh rug, masterfully hand-crafted in Kurdistan (West Persia) around 1920. Senneh rugs enjoy a legendary reputation among collectors and connoisseurs due to their exceptionally fine texture and delicate designs. The inner field of this magnificent piece captivates with a deep, noble dark blue ground, across which a seamless, all-over Herati pattern (also known as the Mahi or fish pattern) unfolds. Delicate, diamond-arranged leafy vines enclose stylized blossoms in finely nuanced shades of rosé, salmon, and beige, giving the rug a wonderfully tactile weave structure and timeless elegance. The intricate design is masterfully enclosed by a classic, multi-band border. The coral- or salmon-colored main border features a rhythmic row of stylized samovar and floral motifs that harmonize perfectly with the coloration of the center field. The rug is in a generally good condition with a beautiful, even pile height and stable ends. A highly prestigious, noble furnishing classic and a sought-after exhibit for lovers of fine Persian knotting tradition. • Condition: Generally good condition (very well-maintained state of preservation with even substance). • Dimensions (Metric): 146 by 101 cm.