This is a finely woven Baluch rug. It contains a field of the colour red, encompassing a variety of different shades which is achieved solely due to its natural dyes. It also encompasses a few motifs similar to the famous Afghan Gul design which is also more commonly known as the elephant's foot design. This rug's shades of red are contrasted with beige lines found throughout which in sequence make the different shades of red found more apparent and noteworthy.
Size: 235 X 114
Baluch tribe of Iran
The Baluch tribes wander over a huge area of eastern Iran, and form a large part of the population of Pakistan and Afghanistan. But although Baluchestan itself is partly in Pakistan and partly in the South Eastern Iranian province of Sistan, Baluchi rugs are not produced in Baluchestan, but in the northeast province of Khorassan. Here there are about a dozen carpet-weaving tribes. The rugs are sold in Mashad, Turbat-e-Haidari, Naishapur Birjand and Zabul.
Like all nomadic rugs, Baluchi rugs are small in format. Nearly all are prayer-rug sized. Indeed, the prayer-rug design is very common: the arch always has a geometric shape, as if two rectangles were cut off at the corners at one end. Designs are also influenced by the Kurdish and Turkmen tribes, whose territories adjoin the area. Occasionally designs of birds or people are introduced. The commonest colours are deep reds, dark blues and white. The rugs are generally 100% wool. The weave is usually very fine, and there is often an embroidery of brocaded Kilim at one end. Other weaving centres which come within the general category of Baluch are Ghasemabad, Kalat, Madan and Torbat.
This One is Woven with Good Quality Wool
This one is woven with good quality wool and is hard wearing as well as being decorative and beautiful. The design is very interesting and is a very primitive way of showing the tree
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Choosing the right rug can add warmth, comfort and character to your room. Consider the size, material, colour and intended use before making your selection.
Choose a rug that suits the proportions of your room. In a living room, placing at least the front legs of the furniture on the rug helps connect the seating area. For dining rooms, allow enough space for chairs to remain on the rug when pulled out.
Select colours and patterns that complement your furniture and interior. Neutral rugs create a timeless appearance, while stronger colours and detailed patterns can become a focal point.
Low-pile rugs are easier to maintain and are suitable for hallways, dining rooms and other frequently used areas. Higher-pile rugs feel softer underfoot and work well in bedrooms and quieter living spaces.
Wool rugs are durable, naturally insulating and comfortable underfoot. Silk rugs offer finer detailing but require more careful use. Synthetic rugs are generally practical and easy to maintain.
Vacuum regularly using a suitable low-suction setting, rotate the rug periodically and avoid prolonged direct sunlight. Specialist professional cleaning is recommended for handmade wool and silk rugs.
Handmade rugs may contain slight variations in size, shape, colour and pattern. These natural irregularities are part of the rug’s individual character and are not considered faults.