Antique Baluch Sofreh Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’2 x 4’7 Baluch Sofreh A striking and collectible example

A striking and collectible example that bridges tribal authenticity and design appeal

Rendered in rich

a sophisticated touch in a bedroom

the cabinet is designed with a series of pigeon holes

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Antique Baluch Sofreh Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’2 x 4’7 Baluch Sofreh A striking and collectible exampleThis rare antique sofreh was woven by Baluch tribes in the border regions of eastern Iran and western Afghanistan in the late 19th century. Originally used in domestic settings for the preparation and serving of bread, sofrehs like this one were functional textiles imbued with quiet artistry. The narrow horizontal stripes are woven in undyed ivory and brown wool, creating a simple but striking rhythm. At each end, colorful flatwoven bands of indigo,