Baluch rugs are more of an amalgamation of Turkish rug-, Persian rug- and Caucasian rug-styles than a distinct style in itself. Baluchistan, now part of Iran and Pakistan, was a region unified by the language Baluch. Baluch is defined according to Iranian law by language are divided into subgroups where more distinct styles arise. However the main area for weaving was in the Persian-Afghan border giving rise to the hybrid of styles reflected in the antique rugs of Baluchistan. The rugs are defined by their coarsely woven structure and their tree-of-life motif. They can be primarily recognized by their exceptional wool quality and color combination.
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9 Rugs Found in Baluch Rug
Rows of long wooly fringes and intricate wolf's mouth symbols create a bold series of horizontal stripes that decorate this spectacular antique Baluch bag from Persia.
Intricate protection symbols and textural decorations arranged in rows create a magnificent and culturally rich pattern that decorates this antique Baluch bag.
Created in Persia, this charming Baluch bag depicts a variety of ancient symbols surrounded by a row of bearded fringes embellished with brilliant white beads.
This lovely little antique oriental Baluch bag from Afghanistan has an abstract tree of life on a camel ground.
Featuring dark colors, tribal protection motifs, and colorful corded tassels, this flat-woven rug represents classic hallmarks of the Baluch style.
Decorative tassels, couched details, ancient protection symbols and graphic counterchange patterns are combined in this outstanding Baluch bag from Persia.
Deftly composed, this extraordinary antique Baluch rug depicts a phenomenal pattern of primary and secondary guls surrounded by auspicious protection symbols.
This charming Baluch rug features an ingenious all-over pattern utilizing tribal duality symbols set over a camel-colored background.
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This stunning antique Oriental Timuri Baluch carpet from Afghanistan boasts a bold design of abstractly rendered palmettes and smaller floral elements.
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