Vintage/Distressed Red Area Rug with Geometric Pattern

This item is a rectangle-shaped area rug, likely hand-knotted or hand-woven, featuring an aged and faded appearance. The dominant color is a rich, faded red or crimson, serving as the background for an intricate all-over design. The pattern appears to be a repeating geometric or stylized floral motif, possibly a lattice or quatrefoil design, rendered in lighter tones of muted green, light blue/grey, and black/dark brown. The colors exhibit a mottled, distressed quality, characteristic of 'abrash' (slight variations in color due to different dye lots) or intentional fading for an antique look. The rug has visible fringed ends, which are off-white or cream in color, showing some natural wear and unevenness. The edges of the rug, particularly along the sides, appear to be securely bound, showing a darker brown or black stitching which provides a neat finish. The pile seems to be medium to low, and the overall construction suggests wool or a wool blend. Given the traditional design and distressed finish, it appears to be either an antique or vintage piece, or a modern reproduction designed to emulate an older aesthetic. There are no clear visible manufacturing marks or signatures from the image. The condition shows a natural patina and color variations that contribute to its character, with no obvious major damage such as rips or holes, though general wear consistent with age and use is present across the pile.