Balouch rugs, also known as Baluchi rugs, are handwoven carpets traditionally crafted by the Balouch tribes of eastern Iran, Afghanistan, and parts of Pakistan. These rugs are highly regarded for their intricate designs, rich colors, and the skillful craftsmanship that reflects the cultural heritage of the Balouch people. Typically made using wool, Balouch rugs are known for their durability and soft texture, making them both practical and decorative.

The designs on Balouch rugs often feature geometric patterns, floral motifs, and tribal symbols, with a predominant use of deep reds, blues, browns, and ivory tones. Many of these rugs also include prayer rug designs, which are highly sought after for their symbolic and aesthetic appeal. The weaving techniques are passed down through generations, ensuring the preservation of traditional methods.