Rare Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Diamond Lattice Field, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 2’2 x 3’9 Turkeman rug with their graceful tapering forms

with their graceful tapering forms that culminate in a circular

aged patina with expected surface wear that enhances its character

A timeless and functional accent

making it a versatile piece that can add depth and interest to any room

with the seat showing slight softening from use—an aspect that only adds to the piece’s history and authenticity

Rare Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Diamond Lattice Field, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 2’2 x 3’9 Turkeman rug with their graceful tapering formsA remarkable example of early Baluch weaving, this small format prayer rug features a deeply saturated palette and an intricately rendered lattice of diamonds filled with alternating boteh and floral motifs. The asymmetrical field, offset by a prayer arch only subtly suggested in form, demonstrates both the weavers creativity and a departure from strictly geometric tribal forms. The deep indigo, madder red, and camel tones create a rich, nuanced