The Belouch are one of the oldest Central Asian nomadic tribes who migrated in North-East Persia, Afghanistan and Pakistan. This rug was probably woven in or around Khorassan Province in North-East Persia. It is a very nice example, finely knotted with sheep''s wool and goat hair and dates to the end of the 19th century. The fine weave and low clipped pile gives the design great definition. The design appears to have been influenced by Turkoman carpets with its row of gul-like octagons in the field and secondary stepped guls filling the remaining space. The main border is interesting with stylised trees and birds. It is cut at each corner to create spandrels that are filled with latch-hooks. The design feels archaic, and is beautifully executed. Generally good condition. Minor signs of wear and a couple of small old repairs. The ends and selvages are original.FREE WORLDWIDE DELIVERY.All items can be viewed in my gallery . Opening hours are Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm, or on S...