The undisputed centerpiece of the collection: a grand, nearly century-old kilim from the Konya region — the very city where Jalaluddin Rumi lived, taught, and is buried. Its scale alone commands attention, but it's the age that gives it real gravity, decades of hands and feet and light having worked into its fibers a depth of color no new rug could replicate. Named for Rumi's own honorific title, "Our Master," it's a piece meant to anchor a room the way Konya anchors the Sufi tradition itself.