The Baluch people are an ethnic group originating from western Persia, primarily residing in the Baluchistan region of Pakistan, Persia, and Afghanistan. Their communities are also scattered across Central Asia and the Arabian Peninsula.
Throughout history, other tribes have often merged into the Baluch system, resulting in the current Baluch people being composed of individuals from diverse backgrounds. The majority reside in Pakistan, with 50% in Baluchistan and 40% in Sindh. A small number also live in Punjab. The Baluch make up 3.6% of Pakistan's total population, while approximately 2% are found in Persia and Afghanistan.
Baluch rugs are woven by this ethnic group in Afghanistan and eastern Persia. These rugs are characterized by a variety of designs and distinctive diagonal motifs. Some also feature intricate geometric designs that take on a labyrinthine form.
Throughout history, other tribes have often merged into the Baluch system, resulting in the current Baluch people being composed of individuals from diverse backgrounds. The majority reside in Pakistan, with 50% in Baluchistan and 40% in Sindh. A small number also live in Punjab. The Baluch make up 3.6% of Pakistan's total population, while approximately 2% are found in Persia and Afghanistan.
Baluch rugs are woven by this ethnic group in Afghanistan and eastern Persia. These rugs are characterized by a variety of designs and distinctive diagonal motifs. Some also feature intricate geometric designs that take on a labyrinthine form.