Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Double-Panel Spandrels, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 2’10 x 4’5 jolly tar clock Woven in a striking flat

Woven in a striking flat weave construction

which offers practical storage while maintaining a sleek and minimalist profile

all executed with exceptional depth and precision

known for its sensitivity to human emotion and his ability to capture the essence of childhood

Its timeless design and exquisite craftsmanship make it a profound statement in any traditional or contemporary home

Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Double-Panel Spandrels, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 2’10 x 4’5 jolly tar clock Woven in a striking flatWoven by a Baluch weaver in Northeast Persia around the mid 19th century, this antique prayer rug exemplifies the contemplative and asymmetrical creativity often found in early tribal weavings. The composition features a stepped mihrab field framed by double panel spandrelsan unusual and striking layout that sets this piece apart from more standardized examples. The ivory prayer niche is filled with a staggered lattice of angular floral motifs