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Sweet Baluch Prayer Rug

Sweet Baluch Prayer Rug

  • Number 1815

  • Material Wool

  • Style Prayer Rug

  • Origin Baluch

  • Type Central Asian

  • Size 146 x 104

  • Age 1850

Story

A brilliant piece of nomadic weaving from the distant lands of Central Asia, brought to you by a nameless Baluchi master weaver. Deeply saturated natural dyes, a sparkling navy blue with vivid reds.

Great pile, lavish kilim ends and a terrific graphic.
The silhouette of the mehrab prayer arch is attractive and imposing. Its outline is broad and wide, lending it more graphic might. It encloses beautiful shrub motifs. The upper corners have slender trees with graceful geometry.

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