This Kirman comes from the period when designs were in transition from traditional Persian patterns to those influenced by western tastes. The beige field is covered by curving leave boteh fantastic flowers blooming flowers and all manner of botanic ornaments. Kirman designers have fertile imaginations and old and antique pieces are usually one of a kind unlike rugs from other areas which tend to follow fixed design trends instead of a rigid frame. The border has been broken by a vine enclosing complex bouquet. Kirman carpets are hard to describe and easier to appreciate in person or through large scale photos. The pile is of excellent locally sourced wool reputedly the best carpet wool in Persia.