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About this piece

A beautifully hand-knotted vintage Afghan Baluch rug featuring a rich madder red field with two geometric medallions framed by a bold tribal border. Woven in a warm palette of deep reds, vibrant oranges, deep blues and earthy browns, the design reflects the enduring appeal of traditional Afghan tribal weaving. Hand-knotted from wool, this rug has a wonderfully authentic character, with its geometric motifs and naturally softened colours giving it warmth and depth. Its versatile size makes it ideal for an entry, beside a bed, in front of a favourite chair or layered with larger rugs to create a collected interior.

Some visible wear (including wear to fringes and edges as shown) and directional fleck (refer to angled photos) condition reflected in price. Please refer to photographs for condition.

127cm x 81cm

Color
Multicolour
Style
Vintage
Material
Wool
Condition
Average
Dimensions (cm)
W 127D 81H 1

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