Baluch Saddlebag

Caucasian Baluch saddle bag. 24 x 21 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

3 Afghan Baluch Saddlebags, Mid 20th C., Largest: 1'8'' x 3'3'' (51 x 99 cm). Weight: 11 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft.

Size: 2'3" x 5' Wool Pile on Wool foundation Free shipping for this item within the continental US. Ships from Texas Authenticity is guaranteed. Photos, descriptions and estimates were prepared with t

2 Baluch Saddlebags, Afghanistan, Ca. 1900, 2'5'' x 5'9'' (74 x 175 cm). Weight: 15 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft. Provenance: Ex. Eric Jacobson Collection. Portland, Oregon.

Three Pile Weave Bag Facesthe first a Baluch saddlebag with two similar pile-weave faces in dark reds, browns, and blue, each featuring a star within a central medallion with floating S-motifs, within

Vintage Baluch Tribal Saddle Bag. Hand woven wool. It measures 59 x 25 1/2 inches. Weight: 6 pounds. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or confidential reserves, all acceptable bidding

Vintage Baluch Tribal Saddle Bag. Hand woven wool. It measures 59 x 27 inches. Weight: 6 Lbs. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or confidential reserves, all acceptable bidding commenc

Wool camel saddle bag produced in the Afghanistan region of Asia. Baluch are a nomadic tribe living in south and western Asia and producing these bags for their animals. Characterized by a variety of

4 Afghan Baluch Trappings/Saddlebags, Mid 20th C., 2'9'' x 5'3'' (84 x 160 cm). Weight: 25 lbs. Material: wool surface, wool warp.

The bagface of this original saddlebag rug represent Baluch people culture. Balochi or Baluch Rugs are traditional tribal rugs that are made in the wider area of Baluchistan on the eastern borders of

The bagface of this original saddlebag rug represent Baluch people culture. Balochi or Baluch Rugs are traditional tribal rugs that are made in the wider area of Baluchistan on the eastern borders of

Baluch Bags (separated/fragmented khorjin/saddle-bag), Afghanistan. A charming pair of bags, once part of a complete khorjin (saddle bag), with a beautiful, saturated array of colors with a warm and v

Baluch Saddle Bags (separated/fragmented), Afghanistan. Both sides of what was once a complete khorjin (saddle bag), the less than formal though classic design type is somehow not an unexpected featur

A colorful, small bag face from west Afghanistan, either a personal bag or possibly one half of a small double sided \"khorjin\" (saddle bag format). The condition is good, with no holes, no repair, n

Marilyn Levine. Ceramic Saddlebag. 1971. Signed and dated. Hand-molded clay. Realistic appearance of distressed leather. Mint condition. 8.5” x 10.5” x 6”. Provenance: Rosenak Collection. Est. $

Rare Baluch Rug With Turkmen Influences (Gulli-Guls), Northeast Persia, 19th century, wool/wool, unique small and colorful Baluch-tribe rug with turkmen Gulli-Gul pattern, high-quality natural dyes, a

Late 19th century, 137 x 78 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan In the camel field, fourteen delicately drawn trees-of-life are arranged in three offset rows beneath a bridge-shaped arch, with many miniat

Third quarter 19th century, 195 x 118 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan In this Baluch from the Torbat-e-Haydari region, the velvety pile wool and first-rate colours are captivating features. The extrao

BALUCH KELIM 264 x 174 cm (8ft. 8in. x 5ft. 8in.) Persia, late 19th century Condition: good, a few small repairs, signs of use, lower end partly incomplete Warp: wool, weft: wool

Late 19th century, 114 x 73 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan Baluch sofrehs with fully pile-woven fields are rarely seen. They appear to have been precious prestige objects that were only brought out o

Mid 19th century, 115 x 69 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan This rare, all-pile sofreh was woven by a Baluch tribal group, described as "Bahluli" by Dewitt Mallary in a HALI article. The Bahluli lived

Unusual Reclining Writing Armchair and Framed Saddlebag, both originally belonging to Carey Allen Harris (1806-1842), Acting Secretary of War and Commissioner of Indian Affairs under U.S. President An

Baluch Zabol 350 x 97 cm (11' 6" x 3' 2") Persia, ca. 1800 (according to Azadi) Condition: good, scattered low pile, scattered small old repairs Published: "Teppiche in der Belutsch Tradition", Siawos

Late 19th century, 89 x 77 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan Formerly part of a khorjin, this bag face displays 24 birds arranged in rows and a border of highly abstract tree forms which appear like ske