Worn Antique Balochi Rug 34x54 Home Decor

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Balochi rugs are a distinct group of hand-knotted carpets woven by the Baloch nomadic tribes residing in the border regions of Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. These rugs are known for their unique characteristics, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Baloch people. Origins and history Historically, Baloch tribes, a semi-nomadic group, produced these rugs across southeastern Iran, southern Afghanistan, and western Pakistan. Weaving was traditionally a domestic art, primarily done by women using portable ground looms for personal use, such as prayer rugs, bedding, and saddlebags. Balochi rug weaving has been passed down through generations for centuries. Contact with neighboring Turkmen, Kurdish, and Caucasian cultures influenced Balochi rug patterns. Antique Balochi rugs, dating back to the 16th century, were initially produced by nomadic tribes in the Baluchistan region. Balochi rugs gained popularity in Western markets during the late 19th century. While traditionally associated