Antique Northwest Afghanistan Baluch Rug c. Mid 19th Century 2’6 x 4’3 Mina Khani field a common practice in earlier

a common practice in earlier periods to repurpose vases into functional lighting fixtures

A visible split between the upper and lower sections—caused by seasonal wood shrinkage over time (pictured)—attests to the natural movement of the wood and the authenticity of its early construction

Its compact size makes it a versatile piece

This captivating set of four Danish Modern armchairs by Mobler Danmark

Antique Northwest Afghanistan Baluch Rug c. Mid 19th Century 2’6 x 4’3 Mina Khani field a common practice in earlierWoven by tribal Baluch weavers in the mountainous regions of northwest Afghanistan during the mid 19th century, this exceptional little rug is a study in balance and subtlety. The diamond lattice field, finely knotted and tightly composed, offers a mesmerizing pattern that was likely intended as a meditative or protective motif. The natural brown and camel wool shows delicate striations from abrash, a hallmark of early tribal weaving and vegetable dye