This charming vintage Baluch carpet from Northeast Iran is a beautiful example of tribal weaving with both visual appeal and cultural significance. At the heart of the design lie nine framed panels, each showcasing a bold lozenge motif, flanked by sets of eight stylised boteh patterns in every corner. These boteh clusters repeat across the field, enhancing the rhythm and tribal narrative of the piece.

The soft red frames stand out gracefully against the deep grey-blue background, creating striking contrast and depth. Unique details like the wave-like motifs in each corner offer a whimsical touch rarely seen in Baluch rugs.

What makes this piece especially distinctive is its construction: woven entirely on wool warps and wefts, lending it a supple handle and a soft, luxurious texture. The natural sheen of the wool, paired with high-quality dyes, gives the rug a gentle radiance that matures beautifully with age.

There is a small area of moth damage, clearly shown in the photos. We offer an optional expert repair for a special price of £60—simply click the option to include this service.

Key Features:

• Origin: Northeast Iran (Baluch tribal region)

• Design: Nine framed lozenges with boteh motifs

• Background: Grey-blue with soft red accents

• Material: 100% wool (warp, weft, and pile)

• Feel: Supple, soft, and luxurious

• Dyes: Natural, rich in depth and tone

• Condition: Vintage, with minor moth damage (repair optional)

• Dimensions: 321x176cm

Repair Option:

• Optional moth repair: +£60 (expertly restored, please select during purchase)