Hello, this item is a hand-knotted wool Persian rug, likely produced in Iran during the late 20th century, and measuring approximately 10 x 13 feet (116 x 153 inches). The intricate floral and medallion pattern, dominated by a rich red field and detailed corner spandrels with contrasting blue and ivory hues, is stylistically reminiscent of Kashan or Tabriz weaving traditions, both known for symmetrical knotting (Persian or Senneh knots) and high knot densities. The craftsmanship and balanced design indicate a workshop-made rather than tribal origin, geared for export or upscale urban markets.

Condition appears excellent based on the provided images, with no visible signs of excessive wear, staining, or moth damage, and the pile seems full and intact. Rugs of this size and quality, when handmade with fine wool and proper craftsmanship, retain good market value. Given its apparent preservation, large format, and fine detailing, a current market value estimate would range from $1,800 to $3,000 USD.