Khorasan Mustard Boteh 4’5 x 6’

A hand-knotted Baluch (Timuri) village rug with a rare boteh-lattice field: hundreds of tiny leaf/seed motifs set in an indigo trellis and framed by stacked tribal borders. The palette glows in burnt apricot, camel, tobacco, claret, and inky navy, mellowed to a beautiful tea-wash. Hand-spun wool pile on a dark wool foundation gives that plush, velvety Baluch handle; natural abrash and age bloom throughout. Sized perfectly for an entry, office, or layered under a coffee table—earthy, graphic, and quietly luxe. Why it’s special
• Lattice boteh layout is less common for Baluch pieces (most are guls/prayer types).

• Deep, naturally dyed apricot & indigo combo with strong abrash = designer catnip.

Condition: Structurally sound; even, low vintage pile with light age speckling and minor end/fringe wear—typical for the age and priced accordingly.

Circa 1940-1955