Handmade Antique Afghan Baluch Rug – 3.1' x 7.1' – 1880s Wool Runner
Own a rare piece of history with this handmade antique Afghan Baluch rug, dating back to the 1880s. Measuring 3.1 feet x 7.1 feet (95 cm x 219 cm), this exquisite wool runner embodies the rich tradition of Afghan craftsmanship, featuring intricate geometric patterns and a striking color palette.
This authentic Baluch rug showcases deep blues, vibrant reds, and lighter blue and white accents, creating a visually captivating and timeless design. The hand-knotted wool construction ensures durability and resilience, while the fringed edges add an elegant touch, highlighting the meticulous craftsmanship of this unique piece.
With some low pile in certain areas, this rug retains its vintage charm while remaining sturdy and functional. Whether placed in a living room, hallway, bedroom, or entryway, this antique Afghan Baluch rug will enhance any space with its historical significance and artistic beauty.
Key Features
✔ Origin: Handmade in Afghanistan
✔ Material: 100% Wool
✔ Construction: Hand-knotted by skilled artisans
✔ Design: Traditional Afghan geometric patterns with intricate detailing
✔ Color Palette: Deep blues, vibrant reds, and lighter accents
✔ Era: Circa 1880s
✔ Condition: Good; some low pile in a few areas, consistent with age
✔ Fringe Detail: Decorative fringed edges for added elegance
Dimensions of Handmade Antique Afghan Baluch Rug
📏 Length: 7.1 feet (219 cm)
📏 Width: 3.1 feet (95 cm)
⚖ Material Weight: Durable wool pile for longevity
Why You’ll Love This Rug
✔ Authentic Antique Piece – A genuine 1880s Afghan Baluch rug, rich in history and tradition
✔ High-Quality Wool – Naturally soft, durable, and resistant to wear
✔ Versatile & Timeless – Perfect for hallways, living spaces, or as a collector’s piece
✔ Investment-Worthy – Antique rugs increase in value over time
✔ Ready to Use – Good vintage condition, making it a functional and decorative heirloom
This rare Afghan Baluch rug is a true collector’s piece, ideal for antique rug enthusiasts, interior designers, and lovers of fine craftsmanship. Don’t miss the chance to own an authentic piece of 19th-century textile art!
