Tribal Belouch Scatter Rug, Dark Espresso Brown Field, Gray and White Accents

Probably from Turbat-Haideri in eastern Iran, this scatter shows a square head/shouldered niche in light camel with three columns of geometric leaves. Upper spandrels with triple oct...

The abrashed dotted small textile pattern medium brown open field displays darker brown corners enclosing single cabbage roses. Stronger dark brown abrash band at one end. Roses wand...

Turkish origin name for rugs made by villagers for domestic use, often in small sizes, due to loom size restrictions inside homes. They are woven as thick, shaggy rugs using the soft...

Minutely stepped oblique lines and two connected nested diamonds are accented in medium orange, mauve and buff, with en suite side and end triangular fillers. Border of rayed lozenge...

The light blue field wildly abrashes wildly while supporting a five row staggered pattern of boxes enclosing various geometric patterns enclosing trees, lozenges and S's. A red groun...

The two panel powder blue/cream field displays an abstract Herati pattern amid numerous octogramme rosettes and a few tiny animals. The borders show simila...

The Baluchi people where a tribe of nomads that migrated from region near the Caspian sea to the area of southern Soviet central Asia, Afghanistan Khorasan province of Iran and Pakistan and they speak Persian Farsi language. Their rugs display color and structural features that are more akin to Turkoman weaves and yet designed like Caucasian and Persian rugs. Their wool is lustrous quality, we can see this fine quality in this Belouch rug...

Modern Afghan rug handwoven from the finest sheep’s wool. It’s colored with all-natural vegetable dyes that are safe for humans and pets. This piece is a traditional Afghan weaving f...