A dark star-like flower sits at the centre of this lime-green rug. Around it, pairs of larger floral sprays turn towards one another, their curved stems carrying rounded blossoms and pointed leaves. The inner field has a firm rectangular outline. Beyond it, a broad border repeats a winding vine with spaced flowers and small upright motifs. The bright ground makes the dark contours particularly clear. Fine branches can be followed through the larger sprays, while little pale interruptions soften some of their outlines.
The composition remains open around the centre, giving the star-shaped device enough space to register within the fuller corner arrangements. Persian floral carpet designs often rely on changes of scale to connect a central feature with the surrounding field and border. Large blossoms establish the main structure, and smaller stems maintain a continuous decorative movement between them. This vintage overdyed rug retains a distinctly botanical plan, with its dominant green colour changing the emphasis without obscuring much of the fine drawing.
Measuring 268 × 173 cm, this rug would bring a strong accent to a bedroom or a small sitting area. Plain charcoal, brown or ivory furnishings would provide a useful setting for the green. A table on slender legs could leave the central flower visible beneath it. The broad border also deserves room around the sides, where its long curved vine offers a calmer rhythm than the more concentrated sprays within the field.