Antique Persian Baluch Tribal Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 3’8” x 5’3” Kuba rug Although it follows the proportions

Although it follows the proportions of a prayer rug

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

The piece rests on a solid marble base

A striking addition for collectors of tribal rugs or anyone drawn to the meditative geometry and soulful palette of antique weavings

These flaws are typical for transit ephemera of this age and only add to their authenticity and charm

Antique Persian Baluch Tribal Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 3’8” x 5’3” Kuba rug Although it follows the proportionsThis 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.