Antique Baluch Khorasan Runner with Repeating Octagonal Medallions c. Late 19th Century – 2’10 x 9’1 Rag runner and amuletic forms rendered in

and amuletic forms rendered in natural vegetal dyes

each drawn with subtle variation in a palette of deep madder red

which complements the wood’s warm tones and enhances the piece’s historical authenticity

showcases masterful hand-carved detailing that epitomizes Irish craftsmanship of the period

Antique Baluch Khorasan Runner with Repeating Octagonal Medallions c. Late 19th Century – 2’10 x 9’1 Rag runner and amuletic forms rendered inThis striking antique runner from the Khorasan region is a beautiful example of late 19th century Baluch tribal weaving. Woven in a deep, moody palette of midnight blue and rust red, the field features a repeating pattern of octagonal medallions framed by geometric starburstsmotifs that speak to both tribal identity and centuries of nomadic weaving tradition. The scale and rhythm of the design create a sense of visual continuity ideal for long