Antique Afghan Baluch Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’10 x 4’8 Baluch rug making it a versatile and

making it a versatile and unobtrusive addition to any living space

this small-format piece would have originally served as a poshti or hearthside mat

Its simplicity makes it an adaptable piece

exemplifies the sophisticated design and meticulous craftsmanship of the period

this candle stand exemplifies the craftsmanship and detailed woodwork prevalent in the early 1800s

Antique Afghan Baluch Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’10 x 4’8 Baluch rug making it a versatile andThis elegant Baluch tribal rug, woven in the border regions of Afghanistan in the late 19th century, features a field of stylized boteh motifs arranged in orderly rows on an ivory ground. The boteh, or flame paisley form, is a long standing symbol of fertility, protection, and enduring life in Persianate weaving traditions. Each motif is flanked by tiny tree like appendages, creating a sense of movement and quiet symmetry that draws the viewer into