Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Double-Panel Spandrels, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 2’10 x 4’5 jolly tar clock this piece offers a joyful

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Antique Baluch Prayer Rug with Double-Panel Spandrels, Northeast Persia, c. Mid 19th Century – 2’10 x 4’5 jolly tar clock this piece offers a joyfulWoven by a Baluch weaver in Northeast Persia around the mid 19th century, this antique prayer rug exemplifies the contemplative and asymmetrical creativity often found in early tribal weavings. The composition features a stepped mihrab field framed by double panel spandrelsan unusual and striking layout that sets this piece apart from more standardized examples. The ivory prayer niche is filled with a staggered lattice of angular floral motifs