Baluch (Baluchi) Tribal Rug

₱110,000.00

This is a Baluch (Baluchi) tribal rug from the border regions of eastern Iran, western Afghanistan, or Turkmenistan, likely woven in the 1930s–1950s by semi-nomadic Baluch weavers.

Key Features

• Repeating small floral/rosette motifs in a gentle diamond lattice

• Narrow borders that keep attention on the main field

• Quiet, intimate design—typical of Baluch rugs

Color Palette

• Deep tones: aubergine, oxblood, near-black brown

• Accents in ivory and soft rust

• Colors feel moody and warm, likely from natural dyes

Materials & Weave

• Handspun wool pile and foundation

• Asymmetrical knot

• Soft, flexible, made for daily use (sleeping, prayer, floor covering)

Character

• Slight irregularities and color variations show authentic, hand-woven work

• Feels personal and meditative, not flashy

How to Use Today

• Great for bedrooms, studies, or reading corners

• Works well with mid-century furniture, dark woods, ceramics, and muted interiors

1 in stock

Dimensions:

170 x 94cm