Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Star Lattice Field, Northeast Persia, c. Late 19th Century – 2’10 x 5’ 1930s furniture The lustrous brass finish adds

The lustrous brass finish adds a sense of luxury

This charming small mat from early 20th century Persia was likely woven in a workshop setting in the Kerman or Sarouk region

Woven in wool on wool

A lovely example of Hamadan village weaving with enduring character and appeal

complements the overall aesthetics with its simplicity and elegance

Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Star Lattice Field, Northeast Persia, c. Late 19th Century – 2’10 x 5’ 1930s furniture The lustrous brass finish addsThis antique Baluch prayer rug from Northeast Persia features a tightly drawn lattice of offset stars and angular blossoms, arranged in a deeply meditative layout that radiates geometric rhythm and tribal symmetry. The field is rendered in a warm camel tone, likely undyed wool, surrounded by classic Baluch borders in deep aubergine, rust, and midnight blue, forming a richly layered frame. The stepped mihrab above is subtle but present, with symbolic