Vintage Afghan Bokhara Area Rug in Allover Geometric Pattern

Discover the profound beauty and authentic character of this Late 19th Century Afghan Tribal Gallery Rug, meticulously handwoven in the fourth quarter of the 1800s. This exceptional piece is recognized as one of the finest tribal weaves from its era, offering a rich tapestry of history and artistry. The rug features a dominant dark red background, providing a deep and earthy canvas for its captivating geometric design pattern. This intricate motif is beautifully accentuated with harmonious colors, including serene French blue, warm brown, and creamy ivory. Woven entirely from handspun wool and colored with all vegetable dyes, this rug embodies the traditional craftsmanship and natural beauty of Afghan tribal weaving. It possesses a distinctive "distressed" look, and while gracefully worn in areas, it still profoundly displays the inherent beauty of a fine handwoven masterpiece. This charming wear is not a flaw, but rather a testament to its genuine age and rich history, imbuing the rug with a unique distinction often rediscovered in the grand country estates and manor homes of the past. This Afghan gallery rug...

Discover the understated elegance and authentic spirit of nomadic artistry with this Early 20th Century Vintage Baluch Tribal Area Rug, handwoven circa the early 1900s. This captivating piece showcases a sophisticated allover geometric pattern set against a rich field of dark red, complemented by harmonious tones of dark navy blue and warm caramel. Hailing from the Baluch tribes residing in the southeast corner of Persia and western Afghanistan, this rug exemplifies their renowned weaving traditions, often characterized by the masterful use of dark red, rust red, or various shades of brown as primary colors in their hand-woven rugs, saddlebags, and salt bags. This particular Baluch area rug features an intricate allover design consisting of refined geometric forms in dark red, deep navy blue, and camel hair. The main field is subtly yet powerfully framed by four different, meticulously detailed borders, creating a layered complexity that makes this a remarkably subtle tribal rug. Adding to its unique beauty, the ends of the rug feature a delicate Kilim weave, a testament to the weaver's skill and attention to detail. Woven with extremely high-quality wool, the rug possesses a luxurious, soft texture and a distinct shimmer under light, making it a truly exceptional piece of textile art. Dimensions: 4’ x 6’ 8” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Afghanistan Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with natural vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU 1054 Baluch Tribal Rugs, Antique Tribal Weaving, Antique Wall Textiles, Afghan Tribal Bags, Turkmen Rugs, Tribal Weaving, Central Asian Bags, Antique Turkmen Chuval Rugs...

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