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W 2.8 L 9.2 Baluch Runner 100% Wool Hand-Woven Geometric Design - 57128
W 2.8 L 9.2 Baluch Runner 100% Wool Hand-Woven Geometric Design - 57128
Regular price
$1,450.00 USD
Regular price
$2,900.00 USD
Sale price
$1,450.00 USD
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Baluch runner hand-woven in 100% wool – bold tribal geometry with stacked medallions and intricate border detailing in deep, earthy tones.
Ships from our Sun Valley gallery.
Baluch wool runner with geometric medallion design, SKU 57128, size 2′8″ × 9′2″, hand-woven in 100% wool.
This Baluch Runner features stepped geometric medallions on a deep indigo field, framed by richly patterned borders. Hand-woven from 100% wool and measuring 2′8″ × 9′2″, it’s a bold, heritage-inspired choice for hallways and graphic interiors.
Features
What Defines This Baluch Runner
Tribal geometry, saturated color, and enduring hand-woven construction.
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Hand-Woven Craftsmanship
Woven by hand for crisp geometry, texture, and authentic tribal character.
✓ Artisan made
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Geometric Medallion Design
Stacked motifs create rhythm and a commanding visual presence.
✓ Bold & graphic
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Deep Tribal Palette
Indigo, rust, camel, ivory, and earthy accents add richness and contrast.
✓ Rich & timeless
Details & Specifications
Type: Baluch Runner • SKU: 57128
Design: Geometric medallion pattern
Material: 100% wool
Weave: Hand-woven pile
Size: 2′8″ × 9′2″
Palette: Indigo, rust, camel, ivory, deep brown
Styling & Placement
Ideal for hallways, entries, or layered interiors where tribal pattern and depth anchor the space.
Care
Vacuum gently without a beater bar. Rotate periodically for even wear. Use a rug pad for stability. Professional cleaning recommended.
White-Glove Support
Questions about scale or placement? Contact our gallery for personalized guidance.
baluch runner 57128 wool hand-woven geometric tribal indigo rust 2.8x9.2
About this Weave
Baluch rugs are known for their bold tribal geometry, symbolic motifs, and saturated natural dyes. Traditionally woven by nomadic and village weavers, they offer durability, character, and a strong sense of heritage—making them especially compelling in both rustic and modern interiors.
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