This delightful vintage Baluch rug from Eastern Iran is a rich expression of tribal craftsmanship, offering symbolism, geometry, and subtle colour harmony in a beautifully compact format.

The deep blue field serves as the foundation for a bold series of lozenge-shaped guls, each enclosing ram’s horn motifs—symbols of power, protection, and masculinity in tribal design. These motifs are placed prominently in the centre, top, and bottom of the lozenges, giving the piece strong visual rhythm and cultural meaning.

Framing the field are multiple soft rose-toned borders, adding contrast and warmth while maintaining the rug’s elegant tribal feel. The border layout is well-balanced, complementing the intensity of the central motifs with softer, harmonious tones.

At either end of the rug, you’ll find finely woven kilim finishes, showcasing precise geometric detailing that speaks to the weaver’s skill and enhances the rug’s overall appeal. These kilim ends are not just decorative but also indicate the rug’s authentic tribal construction.

This Baluch rug is ideal for those seeking a collector’s piece with character, or anyone looking to enrich a space with genuine tribal texture and symbolism.

Key Features:

• Origin: East Iran (Baluch tribal regions)

• Type: Vintage tribal rug

• Design: Lozenge guls with ram’s horn motifs

• Field Colour: Deep blue

• Borders: Multiple soft rose borders

• Ends: Finely woven kilim with geometric designs

• Material: Wool

• Condition: Very good vintage condition

• Size: 206x123cm

• Use: Entryways, study, beside a bed, tribal décor, collectors’ item