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Handmade Antique Afghan Baluch Collectible Rug 2.7' x 3.5' (79cm x 105cm), 1910s - 1N94 This remarkable handmade antique Afghan Baluch rug from the 1910s is a prized example of nomadic tribal artistry. Woven over a century ago, it embodies the profound weaving traditions of the Baluch people. Furthermore, its deep, earthy color palette and compelling geometric patterns are highly sought after by collectors. Consequently, this piece is not just a rug but a significant fragment of cultural heritage. A Hypnotic Geometric Pattern The rug's field is dominated by a mesmerizing repeating geometric motif. This intricate design resembles a series of stylized squares or "tiles" meticulously arranged. Moreover, each tile is rich with smaller, detailed elements that create a sense of rhythm and depth. The precise, symmetrical arrangement is a hallmark of Baluch design philosophy. It reflects a deep understanding of pattern and space. A Rich and Earthy Color Palette This captivating pattern is set against a sumptuous, deep red background, a classic foundation for Baluch weavings. The primary motifs are woven in a contrasting navy blue, creating a striking visual impact. Additionally, subtle yet distinct accents of dark green and pristine ivory are woven throughout. These colors break up the field and add layers of complexity to the overall composition. A Well-Preserved Collectible For an item over a century old, this Baluch rug is in remarkably good condition. It shows minimal wear, a testament to its sturdy construction and the quality of the wool used. The colors have retained their wonderful depth and saturation over the decades. This exceptional preservation makes it a superb choice for both connoisseurs and those new to collecting antique textiles. Product Details Age: Circa 1910s Origin: Afghanistan Material: 100% Wool Condition: Good (Remarkable preservation for its age) Dimensions: In Feet: 2' 7" x 3' 5" In Centimeters: 79 cm x 105 cm In Inches: 31" x 41" (description exceeds maximum possible length)