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Baluch Bags Baluch bags are traditional woven items created by the Baluchi people, known for their intricate designs and functional form. These bags often feature bold geometric patterns and rich colors, reflecting the nomadic lifestyle and cultural influences of the Baluchi tribes from regions spanning northeastern Iran and parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The Baluch Bags Photo Gallery includes various examples, such as a late 19th-century Baluch bag with silk highlights, exhibited by Michael Phillips at ARTS 2009, showcasing the fine craftsmanship of the region. Additionally, items like a Baluch bag with a Turkman medallion and a complete Salor Khani bag from Reyn Staffel highlight the variety and artistic richness within this category of Baluch weaving.

Lot 27, a Balouch bagface 72x66 cm
Balouch bagface 72×66 cm. (Dr. Hüll 1 June 2012)
Baluch bag face
Baluch bag face with a Turkman medallion. (Exhibitor Ron Hort at ARTS 2009)
Baluch bag
Baluch bag. (Exhibitor Owen Parry at ARTS 2009)
9th C. Baluch bag
19th C. Baluch bag, silk highlights, 2’-4”x2’-8” (71x81cm). (Exhibitor Michael Phillips at ARTS 2009)
Belouch salt bag
Belouch salt bag. (Exhibitor George Postrozny at ARTS 2009)
Baluchi Salor Khani bag
Complete Baluchi Salor Khani bag, 26 in. x 28 in. (Exhibitor Reyn Staffel at ARTS 2009)
Baluch bagface
Baluch bagface. (Exhibitor Owen Parry at ARTS 2009)
Turn of the century Baluch Mina/khani bag face. Exhibitor Ron Hort at ARTS 2009
Turn of the century Baluch Mina/khani bag face. (Exhibitor Ron Hort at ARTS 2009)
Baluch Bird Bagface. Exhibitor Patrick Pouler at ARTS 2009
Baluch Bird Bagface. (Exhibitor Patrick Pouler at ARTS 2009)
Baluch bag face
Early Baluch bag face with animals pre 1880. (Exhibitor Andy Lloyd at ARTS 2009)