
Hand-knotted wool rug titled 'Baluchistan Red' from Baluchistan region
Selling Price
$400
History
Baluchi rugs originate from the nomadic Baluch tribes of eastern Iran, western Afghanistan, and Pakistan, with production dating back centuries. These tribal weavings are characterized by their deep reds, geometric patterns, and dense hand-knotting techniques passed down through generations. The label indicates this is a 2.4 x 6.1 foot runner in red-wet colorway, professionally cleaned and documented by Rug Masters Inc. Baluchi rugs are highly valued by collectors of tribal and nomadic textiles for their authentic craftsmanship, rich cultural heritage, and distinctive aesthetic. The geometric motifs and natural dyes represent traditional weaving techniques that have remained largely unchanged for generations. These rugs appeal to interior designers, tribal art enthusiasts, and collectors who appreciate handmade textiles with historical significance and the warmth they bring to hallways and narrow spaces.
Origin
Baluchistan region (Iran/Afghanistan/Pakistan border)
Maker
Baluch tribal weavers
Time period
Early to Mid 20th century