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Antique Maadan Baluch Long Rug. Northeast Persia, Khorasan. This finely woven brown field offers a captivating inner border of rams. The central tribal design patterns are seen enclosed by 9 intricate borders. 4 cord selvage and original flatwoven ends. Great condition. 8 saturated, all natural colors. 6’8” x 3’4”. Delicately hand washed.
A similar example can be found on page 156 of Teppiche in der Belutsch-Tradition by Azadi. It exhibits a ram border within a red field.
A second example with flatwoven skirts can be seen in Mythos & Mystic, Book 4 by Adil Besim which he refers to as a Maadan Baluch rug.
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