This striking Persian kilim is a handwoven flatweave rug, likely from the mid-20th century, showcasing a vibrant red field with a central stepped medallion in midnight blue, adorned with stylized floral motifs in ivory, green, and rose. The corners echo the central design, framed by multiple guard borders featuring rosettes and vine scrolls in complementary tones. Its bold color contrast and geometric symmetry are characteristic of tribal or village weaving traditions, possibly from northwestern Iran. The visible weft lines and tight weave point to an authentic wool-on-wool construction, giving it both durability and softness underfoot. Kilims of this kind are not only functional floor coverings but also expressive textile art pieces — ideal for layering, wall display, or grounding a curated space with cultural depth.