Shop our current selection of Persian Baluch rugs, runners, and an antique saddlebag. Each is an individual piece, so the available sizes, colours, and formats change as items sell. Review the product page for the exact rug you will receive, including dimensions, materials, condition notes, and photographs.
Understanding the Baluch Tradition
The label “Baluch” is used for a group of carpets associated with Baluch communities and related weaving traditions in eastern Iran, especially Khorasan and Sistan. It should not be treated as proof of a single maker or tribe for every rug. Geometric arrangements and deep blue, brown-red, and near-black palettes are common in the tradition, but individual pieces vary in weave, age, condition, and attribution.
Baluch weavers also made functional textiles, including bags and saddle-related pieces, alongside pile rugs and flatweaves. Our antique saddlebag is presented as its own format rather than as a standard floor rug. For every item, use the listing photographs and condition details to decide how it will work in your home.
Choosing a Baluch Rug or Runner
Most rugs currently in this collection are compact formats. A runner can work in a hallway or beside a bed, while a small to medium rug can anchor an entry, reading corner, or layered seating area. Measure the intended space first, then compare it with the dimensions in the product title. A suitable rug pad can add grip and cushioning on smooth floors.