Description

Persian Balouch Rug Origin: Quchan, Khorassan, Persia Date: Circa 1960 Size: 262×107 cm

This Persian Balouch rug, woven in the 1960s in the Quchan area of Khorassan, exemplifies the rugged and enduring beauty of traditional Persian weaving. Measuring 298 x 100 cm, this long and narrow rug is perfect for hallways or larger spaces, where it can be fully appreciated for its craftsmanship and design.

Crafted with a local wool pile on a cotton foundation, this rug employs a cottage weave technique that enhances its durability and textural appeal. The materials and weaving style used make it extremely resilient, ideal for high-traffic areas. The natural wool provides a soft yet sturdy pile, while the cotton foundation ensures the rug maintains its shape and structural integrity over time.

The aesthetic of the Balouch rug is characterized by earthy tones and often geometric or tribal patterns, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Balouch people. Its practical construction coupled with its cultural significance makes this rug not only a functional item but also a piece of art that offers a glimpse into the rich weaving traditions of Persia.

RRP: $4,000