Antique Baluch Prayer Rug, c. Early 19th Century – 2’10” x 5’ Baluch runner The gilt frame also exhibits

The gilt frame also exhibits scattered wear consistent with age and display but remains sturdy and visually impressive

is a refined example of French Provincial craftsmanship

with a beautiful patina that enhances its visual appeal

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while the sleek silhouette ensures it complements a variety of interior styles

Antique Baluch Prayer Rug, c. Early 19th Century – 2’10” x 5’ Baluch runner The gilt frame also exhibitsThis rare early Baluch prayer rug, dating to the early 19th century, is a powerful example of nomadic tribal weaving with spiritual significance. Woven in the border regions of eastern Iran or western Afghanistan, the rug features a pronounced stepped mihrab (prayer niche) with an intricate field of octagonal and lozenge motifs, rendered in rich tones of rust, indigo, walnut brown, and soft olive. Narrow rows of tribal symbols and latch hook guard