Antique 1880s Baluch wool rug with multicolored geometric patterns, rectangular shape, approx. 3x6 feet
Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4”
Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4”
Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4”
Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4”

Vendor:Rugistan

Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4”

Sale price$275.00Regular price $350.00

Antique Baluch wool rug featuring a multicolored geometric design, sized 3’x6’4”, hand-knotted by the Baluchi tribal people in Afghanistan. This small runner combines traditional tribal patterns with durable wool construction, making it a distinctive addition to floors in entryways or narrow hallways.

  • Size: 3’x6’4” rectangular runner
  • Material: Wool pile on wool foundation
  • Design: Multicolored geometric pattern
  • Type: Hand-knotted tribal rug
  • Origin: Afghanistan
  • Approximate age: Circa 1880s

Authentic Tribal Heritage

Details and Dimensions

Key Features

Precise Rug Details

Size
3’x6’4" Shape: Rectangular Material: Wool pile on wool foundation Color: Multicolored Style: Geometric Type: Hand-knotted tribal rug Region: Afghanistan Age/production: Circa 1880s

What arrives

One antique Baluch wool rug

Placement and Scale

Where This Rug Works

Place as a runner in entryways, hallways, or narrow room sections to introduce tribal geometric pattern and texture

Shipping & Returns

Order Information

Shipping

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Returns

Returns accepted within 30 days; no label or restocking fees apply. See supplier policy for details.
Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4”

Collected quiet

A small runner with deep blues and earthen browns, softened by time and footsteps.

Rug, remembered

Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4”

One-of-a-kind geometry

Rooms often lack a grounded moment between doorways, desks, and reading chairs. The Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug brings a measured rhythm of geometric forms to narrow passages and work nooks. Its muted, multicolored palette—ink blue, sand, and brown—settles into existing pieces instead of competing with them. Hand-knotted character makes the space feel considered without noise.

Warmth underfoot

At 3’x6’4”, this rectangular runner naturally guides movement through an entry, beside a bed, or along a bookcase. The wool pile on wool foundation has a lived-in tactility that invites bare feet and slower mornings. Geometric motifs lend structure to the everyday—mail dropped on a bench, a bag set down, a dog napping in the last patch of afternoon light.

For the keeper of layered spaces

Someone who favors timeworn textiles with Afghan Baluchi patterns and needs a narrow, authentic runner to anchor circulation spaces.

Place in the path

Lay it along a hallway or kitchen galley to define the route and soften sound in a compact footprint.
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Craft Origins

About the Baluchi Weavers

Rugistan curates and imports handmade Afghan, Persian and other oriental rugs, bringing directly sourced floorcoverings from the weavers to buyers. Founded as Kapisa Rugs by Shams Frough, the family-run Chicago business operates showrooms in Evanston and Chicago and ships nationwide. Rugistan's specialty is a wide-ranging selection—hand-knotted area rugs, kilims, runners, vintage and antique pieces—chosen for texture, color and history. Whether you want a practical everyday rug or a collectible hand-knotted statement, the shop focuses on quality, character and lasting value. Buyers should care because Rugistan connects authentic handmade pieces and local service, making it easier to find rugs that bring warmth, scale and personality to homes, offices, and design projects.
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Helpful Questions

FAQs

What are the exact dimensions?
Review the current product images, selected options, and listing details for Antique 1880s Primitive Tribal Baluch Wool Rug 3’x6’4” before ordering.
What is it made of?
Wool pile on a wool foundation.
How would you describe the colors?
Multicolored with a grounded mix of browns, sand tones, and deep blues.
What is the construction style?
Handmade and knotted with a geometric design.
Where does it come from?
It is a tribal Baluchi piece from Afghanistan.