Antique Timuri Baluch Prayer Rug with Repeating Mihrab Design, c. 19th Century – 2’9 x 5’5 Queen Anne furniture this lot of antique postcards

this lot of antique postcards is sure to delight with its nostalgic charm and timeless appeal

Its timeless appeal and exquisite patterning are sure to enrich any space it occupies

dating from c

or as a striking wall display or gallery runner

meticulously set into the textured bronze surface

Antique Timuri Baluch Prayer Rug with Repeating Mihrab Design, c. 19th Century – 2’9 x 5’5 Queen Anne furniture this lot of antique postcardsThis striking 19th century prayer rug is attributed to the Timuri (Taimani) Baluch weavers of western Afghanistan or eastern Persia a group celebrated for their complex symbolism and mastery of design. The composition features an unusual and compelling series of vertically stacked mihrab motifs, forming a rhythm of sacred niches across the field. Woven in a somber yet glowing palette of rust, deep indigo, and walnut brown, the rug invites close study