This is a hand-knotted oriental rug, probably a Bokhara or Baluchi type piece, made by Iranian/Afghan nomadic tribes. Key Features Origin and Type: Based on visual search results and the pattern, it strongly resembles Baluchi or Turkmen Bokhara rugs from Afghanistan and Pakistan. These rugs are often made by nomadic or tribal communities. Material and Technique: Hand-knotted, the warp and weft threads are made of cotton, while the surface (pile) of the rug is made of wool. Pattern: The rug has a repeating, diamond-shaped motif (so-called "gol" or elephant foot pattern), which is typical of Turkmen and Bokhara rugs. The colors are mainly shades of brown, beige, blue and rust. The carpet is in very good condition, it has been cleaned, there are some imperfections in the fringes, but they are not bothersome.