Very Fine Old Belouch - D1423 Style_Contemporary This rug contains approximately 197000

This rug contains approximately 197000 knots

and would have taken 53 days to weave and finish

The Afghan and Turkoman influence can be seen by the use of the polygonal motifs (known as guls or elephant’s foot) as the various tribes intermingle

we also believe there is new production of these rugs which are mixed in with the older pieces at the bazaar

They also make lovely inexpensive large wall art

Very Fine Old Belouch - D1423 Style_Contemporary This rug contains approximately 197000Size 184 x 110 cm, 6'0 x 3'7 Our Belouchi rugs are a mix of Persian and Afghan tribal production. Their goods are traditionally sold in Herat in Afghanistan or Quetta and Peshawar in Pakistan. They tend to be all over geometric designs using typical dark reds and blues for colouration though beige is also found. Orange, gold, white and green are also used as secondary colours. Sizes tend to be standardized from 4 x 2 up to 6 x 4, with some larger