Hand-Knotted Tibetan Khaden Rug | Geometric Floral Lattice Field

This delightful Tibetan rug presents a field of repeating geometric floral motifs, arranged in a gently staggered lattice that recalls textile patterning more commonly associated with Central Asian or brocade traditions. Each motif, softly articulated and framed in subtle outlines, carries the essence of a stylized blossom or medallion, creating a rhythmic surface that is both orderly and quietly animated.

The composition is enriched by a diagonal progression of color variation, where certain motifs shift into warmer tones—soft coral and rose—introducing movement across the otherwise serene field. This interplay of repetition and variation lends the rug a subtle dynamism, as if the pattern were gently unfolding rather than rigidly imposed.

The border, restrained yet effective, frames the field without interruption, allowing the all-over design to remain the primary visual voice. Woven in resilient, lanolin-rich Himalayan wool, the surface retains a soft, supple handle and a luminous, time-mellowed character.

Age: Early 20th century (circa 1900–1930)
Condition: Good overall condition, consistent with age and use
Colours (6): Soft ivory / muted indigo — blue / sage — moss green / warm ochre — yellow / coral pink — faded rose / accents of red and blue
Dimensions: 88 cm × 174 cm (34.6 in × 68.5 in)