A hand-woven Baluch tribal rug from Shindand, Herat, Afghanistan brings warmth and character into any home. Crafted around 20 years ago from 100% wool, this piece offers authentic nomadic textile art for your floor. Tribal rugs from the Baluch people are celebrated worldwide for their rich history, dark lustrous palettes, and time-honored geometric motifs.
Measuring 185 cm long by 78 cm wide with a 7 mm thickness, its runner shape is ideal for entryways, hallways, or bedside placement. The deep base tones of brown, black, dark blue, and wine red are brightened by pops of vivid red that serve as a striking accent for your interior space.
As a pre-owned vintage piece, it shows honest signs of age, including fading, surface wear, and slight distortion in its shape. The back also features a spot of hardened glue-like residue. The rug will be folded compactly for shipping, and buyers should note it may contain minor dust or stray hairs from prior use.
Vintage handwoven Baluch tribal rug from Sirdan, Herat, Afghanistan, made by the Baluch people. Approximately 20 years old.
Measures 185 × 78 cm, excluding fringe, with a thickness of approximately 7 mm. Made of wool in brown, red, black, wine red, and navy.
As a vintage piece, it has fading, wear, and slight distortion. The reverse has a hardened glue-like stain.
