Authentic Handwoven Afghan Baluch Rug – Traditional Craftsmanship & Timeless Beauty
Enhance your home with this authentic handwoven Afghan Baluch rug, a stunning example of traditional tribal artistry. Measuring 6’8″ x 3’10” feet (203 x 118 cm), this geometric wool rug blends vibrant colors and intricate patterns, making it a perfect statement piece for any space.
Perfect for Any Space
This versatile Afghan Baluchi rug is ideal for:
Living Rooms – Adds color, tradition, and texture to your decor.
Bedrooms – Soft, warm, and cozy underfoot for ultimate comfort.
Hallways & Entryways – A durable, stylish option for high-traffic areas.
Offices & Studies – Brings a sophisticated and artistic touch to workspaces.
Color & Design
This vintage-style Afghan tribal rug is adorned with geometric motifs and a bold medallion design:
- Rich Red Background – A warm and striking foundation for the design.
- Deep Navy & Black Accents – Enhances contrast and intricate detailing.
- Beige & Ivory Highlights – Softens the bold patterns and adds depth.
- Green & Teal Borders – Adds a refreshing and artistic color contrast.
- Ornate Tribal Borders – Frames the rug beautifully with classic Afghan motifs.
Why Choose This Rug?
Handwoven by Afghan Artisans – A true representation of Baluchi tribal weaving.
Easy to Clean & Maintain – Wool is naturally stain-resistant and durable.
High-Quality at an Affordable Price – Own a genuine handmade rug at a great value.
Long-Lasting & Durable – Designed to withstand daily use for years to come.
Visit Our Showrooms or Shop Online
See this Afghan Baluch rug in person at our San Francisco, Sasualito Ca, and San Rafael showrooms, or order online with FREE USA shipping!
Shop now and bring the beauty of Afghan tribal weaving into your home!
The History of Baluchi Rugs: Woven Stories of Nomadic Heritage
Baluchi rugs are more than floor coverings—they are vibrant tapestries of history, identity, and artistry, crafted by the Baluch (or Baloch) people, a nomadic tribe spanning the arid regions of Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan. For centuries, these rugs have embodied the resilience and creativity of a people shaped by desert landscapes, trade routes, and cultural exchange.
Origins & Cultural Roots
- Nomadic Legacy: The Baluch are a pastoral tribe whose rug-weaving tradition dates back over 500 years. Their portable looms and compact designs reflect a nomadic lifestyle, with rugs serving as tents, bedding, and saddlebags.
- Crossroads of Influence: Baluchi designs blend Persian floral motifs, Turkic geometric patterns, and Central Asian symbolism, mirroring their position along ancient Silk Road trade routes.
