Antique Afghan Baluch Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’10 x 4’8 Baluch rug and the single working drawer

and the single working drawer functions well

whether as a desk organizer

making it a versatile and unobtrusive addition to any living space

this candle stand exemplifies the craftsmanship and detailed woodwork prevalent in the early 1800s

bringing a touch of elegance and nostalgia to any contemporary home decor

Antique Afghan Baluch Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’10 x 4’8 Baluch rug and the single working drawerThis elegant Baluch tribal rug, woven in the border regions of Afghanistan in the late 19th century, features a field of stylized boteh motifs arranged in orderly rows on an ivory ground. The boteh, or flame paisley form, is a long standing symbol of fertility, protection, and enduring life in Persianate weaving traditions. Each motif is flanked by tiny tree like appendages, creating a sense of movement and quiet symmetry that draws the viewer into