Framed Traditional Baluchi Embroidery From Pakistan

Framed Traditional Baluchi Embroidery – Bodice Textile from Pakistan
Dimensions (Framed): 29.5" L x 1.5" W x 33" H

This captivating textile art piece features a traditional hand-embroidered bodice from the Baluchi people of Pakistan, carefully preserved and professionally framed for display. Rich in color, texture, and cultural symbolism, this bodice showcases intricate needlework in deep reds, black, ivory, and subtle accents of green and gray.

• Origin: Baluchistan region, Pakistan

• Material: Embroidered textile on cotton or linen background

• Details:

  • The bodice is covered in dense, elaborate embroidery with bold geometric and floral motifs

  • Threadwork is highlighted by mirror accents (shisha), a hallmark of traditional Baluchi design

  • Set against a neutral-toned fabric backdrop that shows light foxing—adding to the authentic, aged appeal

• Frame: Simple, slim wooden frame with glass front for protection

• Art Form: This type of textile is traditionally part of women's garments, often handcrafted for special occasions or daily wear in tribal regions

Condition: Pre-owned and vintage in nature. The fabric backing shows age-related foxing (spotting), which is consistent with its age and adds to its historical character. Embroidery is intact and vibrant. Frame shows minor edge wear.

Note to Buyers: This item is in pre-owned condition and may display flaws or patina consistent with age. Please review all photos carefully and feel free to reach out with any questions—we’re happy to provide more details.

• Collection = Home Decor