Type and Origin: Hand-knotted tribal runner, characteristic of Baluch (Baluchi) style weaving originating from the border regions of Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan. Size: 270 cm in length and 64 cm in width (approximately 8.8 x 2.1 feet). Materials: Typically constructed with a durable wool pile hand-spun from high-quality sheep's wool, often utilizing a wool or cotton foundation with potential use of fine goat or camel hair accents in the weave. Design and Motifs: Features a rich terracotta/deep red field accented with repeated geometric gul (medallion) motifs down the center, framed by intricate geometric border patterns heavily outlined in black and contrasting ivory/orange tones. Age: Vintage to antique tribal piece, typically hand-crafted using traditional vegetable and natural dyes. Condition: Very proper overall condition, noted with minor cutting/wear to the end fringes.