Antique Baluch Rug with Tree of Life Variant Motif, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 3’ x 5’ vintage credenza It is ideal for use

It is ideal for use as a stand-alone feature or as part of a collection of Asian-inspired decor

now with the added charm of authenticity

is a testament to the rich tradition of Indian textile craftsmanship

This shawl bears a woven inscription in the medallion field—likely the name of the workshop or master weaver—indicating that it was created as a bespoke commission or for export to elite patrons

complemented by a sunburst pattern that catches the eye

Antique Baluch Rug with Tree of Life Variant Motif, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 3’ x 5’ vintage credenza It is ideal for useThis evocative antique Baluch rug, woven in the mid 19th century in Northeast Persia, presents an unusual and deeply compelling variation on the tree of life motif. The richly saturated field is filled with stacked, stylized botanical formsinterpreted by some as abstracted trees, rams horns, or tribal medallionseach rendered in vegetal dyed hues of indigo, madder, and earthy greens against a warm camel toned ground. The spacious, almost architectural