A two-toned naturally dyed Tibetan seating carpet – or shugden – with light blue coloured motifs of various sorts over a darker blue background. The outer border consist of assorted esoteric motifs while the center field has what appears to be a Manchurian crane (or peacock?) in the center roundel and luck bestowing bats in the four corners. It was made circa 1920, has good pile with subtle abrash, a cotton warp and wool weft and is backed by a blue cotton cloth. It is in very good condition.