Antique Persian Baluch Tribal Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 3’8” x 5’3” Kuba rug Its subtle color palette and

Its subtle color palette and repeating pattern make it equally effective hung as a textile or laid as a grounding layer in a quiet space

scattered losses

Although it follows the proportions of a prayer rug

making it not just a striking decorative piece but also a practical inclusion in any classical or contemporary home setting

The piece rests on a solid marble base

Antique Persian Baluch Tribal Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 3’8” x 5’3” Kuba rug Its subtle color palette andThis deeply atmospheric Baluch rug was woven in eastern Persia in the late 19th century, likely by a semi nomadic weaver working within a long tradition of symbolic textile art. The field is composed of vertical rows of elongated gulseach one a soft edged medallion filled with intricate tribal formsarranged symmetrically across a soft madder red ground. Narrow floral and diagonal latticework borders frame the central field with geometric precision.