The Baluch rug, beloved worldwide as "diamonds that shine in the darkness," is a hand-woven rug made by the Baluch people living near the borders of Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. It is characterized by its geometric patterns and often features dark reds, blues, blacks, and browns. Skilled Baluch artisans weave these rugs using traditional methods, and they are known for their beauty and durability. This item is a vintage rug made about 30 years ago. The alternating arrangement of Sumac weave kilim and a pile with a pleasant, smooth texture creates a nice atmosphere when hung on a wall or draped over furniture like a chest. The design, featuring geometric patterns, showcases the unevenness unique to hand-woven craftsmanship. The deepened, beautiful colors and softened wool possess a charm unique to vintage rugs that new ones lack. It has a smooth, soft texture and a lustrous surface. Length: 119cm Width: 62-68cm Thickness: 6mm Wool Due to being a vintage handmade item, there are slight variations in length depending on the area. 【Condition】 As shown in photos 9-11, there are repaired areas, distortions, and overall wear. ※ This is a vintage item from a specific era. Please purchase only if you understand vintage, antique, and old items. As it is an old item, there may be scratches and imperfections, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect or pristine item, or if you are sensitive to such details. No smokers, no pets. Tapestry Vintage rug Vintage rug Old rug Baluch rug Afghan rug Turkish rug Tribal rug Hand-woven carpet Turkmen Persian carpet Gabbeh