Antique Baluch Sofreh Flat Weave Rug c. Late 19th Century 1’9 x 4’10 Early 1930s furniture 31h x 73w x 36d

31h x 73w x 36d knee height 25

A rare and richly woven tribal rug exhibiting strong Caucasian influence

the colors remain luminous and the design radiates with a warmth that’s hard to replicate

adding warmth and character to any space

The central field features a stacked diamond lattice with serrated medallions and flanking geometric forms—woven in rich tones of madder

Antique Baluch Sofreh Flat Weave Rug c. Late 19th Century 1’9 x 4’10 Early 1930s furniture 31h x 73w x 36dThis beautifully balanced antique Baluch sofreh, woven in flat weave technique with supplementary weft embroidery, is a striking example of tribal textile art from the borderlands of Northeast Persia. Its compact dimensions and deliberate design indicate its use as a sofreha ceremonial or daily use cloth used for bread making, food preparation, or ritual display. The golden camel ground is punctuated by intricately embroidered motifs in dark indigo,