Balouch Khorasan carpets and prayer rugs

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Khorasan is a region in northeastern Iran, historically encompassing a much larger area. Balouch Khorasan rugs are woven by the Balouch people, known for their deep, rich colors and intricate designs. These rugs are typically small and feature geometric patterns or tribal motifs, reflecting the cultural and artistic heritage of the region.

The Balouch Khorasan Rugs Photo Gallery showcases notable examples from various periods, such as a Baluch rug from North East Persia, Khorasan, circa 1900, and a late 19th-century Balouch rug from the same region. These pieces exemplify the skill and traditions of Balouch weaving, cherished for their detailed craftsmanship and vibrant hues.

Baluch rug
Baluch rug, North East Persia, Khorasan. Dimensions 152 x 101 cm. Ca. 1900. (Rippon Boswell 17 November 2018)
Lot 101, a Balouch. North East Persia, Khorasan late 19th century. Size 163 x 95 cm. Estimate: 1.450,00 €
Balouch. North East Persia, Khorasan late 19th century. Size 163 x 95 cm. (Rippon Boswell 28 May 2011)
Baluch Khorassan 1860 size 110 x 96cm
Baluch Khorassan 1860 size 110 x 96cm (Special Baluch exhibition at STS 2010)
Lot 299 Baluchi prayer rug, Mashad area, Khorasan, north east Persia about 1930-50, 4ft.6in. x 2ft.10in. 1.37m. x 0.86m. £80-120
Baluchi prayer rug, Mashad area, Khorasan, north east Persia about 1930-50, 4ft.6in. x 2ft.10in. 1.37m. x 0.86m. ( Woolley & Wallis’ 9 July 2002)