this Balouch carpet shows Iranian Shah and Queen, also known as Baluchi rugs, are traditional handwoven textiles crafted by the Balouch tribes, primarily located in regions of Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. These carpets are renowned for their intricate designs, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional craftsmanship. Typically made from high-quality wool, Balouch carpets are characterized by their deep, earthy tones such as red, brown, blue, and black, often accented with ivory or white.

The patterns on Balouch carpets often feature geometric motifs, tribal symbols, and stylized floral designs, reflecting the nomadic lifestyle and artistic traditions of the Balouch people. Many of these designs carry symbolic meanings, representing protection, prosperity, or elements of nature. The weaving process is entirely manual, with artisans using traditional looms and natural dyes derived from plants and minerals, ensuring each piece is unique.

Balouch carpets are not only valued for their aesthetic appeal but also for their durability and versatility. They are commonly used as prayer rugs, decorative floor coverings, or wall hangings. These rugs have gained international recognition for their authenticity and timeless beauty, making them a cherished addition to homes and collections worldwide.