Also like Turkoman rugs, some Baluch rugs do come in square sizes. Colors & Design in a Baluch Rug. Field colors are typically brown and dyed with corrosive dyes that are easily identified by the uneven wearing down of wool pile where the dye has been used. They also may have camel or ivory colored highlights.

This Balouch collection rug is a hand-knotted piece, sized 2x3, crafted from 100% wool, offering both durability and a soft, inviting texture underfoot. The pattern displays a series of vibrant geometric motifs punctuating a rich brown background, creating a compelling visual landscape within its compact dimensions.

Common colors used in Baluchi rugs are dark brown, dark blue and a navy blue that is almost black. Older Baluch rugs used colors such as purplish brown and a brownish purple. The type of wool can also change the color of the rug.

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Balouch rugs are made with a wool pile in a wool or cotton foundation. Find antique balouch, baluch, baluchi rugs.

Enjoy the uniqueness of this authentic one-of-a-kind traditional 3x4 Balouch Persian oriental area rug hand-knotted by skillful weavers in Persia. Made of pure wool this rug is in excellent condition. Dimensions are 3' 8'' X 2' 10'' in foot and 112 X 86 in centimeter. The primary color is Brown.

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