to virtual Baluch exibitions:

• Baluch from the Collection of Mark Hopkins shown from "New England Rug Society"
• Jeff W. Bouchers "Baluchi Woven Treasures" in the Indianapolis Museum of Art

to articles about Baluchi:

 out of the Oriantal Rug Review journals:

• Azadi Siawosch:              Baluch carpets, rugs, and other products
• Craycraft Michael:           Baluch Exhibition, Hazara Gallery 1989
• Craycraft Michael:           The Quarai rugs of Turbat-i-Haidari 
• Eiland Murray L.:              A look at the world tribal
• O`Bannon George W.:    A Baluch bibliography 
• O`Bannon George W.:    A conversation with DeWitt Mallary
• Wegener Dietrich H.G.:   Pile Rugs of The Baluch and Their  Neighbors Part I; Part II; Part III; Part IV; Part V

out of Turkothek:

• Al Akhoann Anas:          The Dating Game, featuring "Baluch" rugs (discussion)
• Blanchard James:          Baluch? Kilim (discussion)
• Cole Thomas:                 Baluch Aesthetics (Salon 98)
• Diehr Frank Martin:        Quirky small Baluch rug (discussion)
• Gissinger Yohann:         Mushwani design... (discussion)
• Greifinger Joel:              The Timuri(?) Under the Grime (discussion)
• Hunt David H E:             Baluch Madrassa or Mosque Rug? (discussion)
• Karrock Kirsten:            Aimaq Balouch? (discussion)  
• Maiwandi Ajmal:            Baluch "Bird" Bag Face (discussion)
• Price Steve:                  Khorjin and some thoughts on Belouch use of silk (discussion)
• Potter George:              A Baluch pile carpet from two halves (discussion)
• Tholen Benjamin:          Mysterious dated Baluch? (discussion)
• Williams Gene:             Tree of Life Baluch Prayer Rugs (discussion)
• Williams Jack:               Confusing-Baluch-Turko-Kurd (?) (discussion)

    ... and many more interesting discussions and Salons about "rug topics"

out of spongobongo:

• about Baluch and here
• about Baluch Balisht and Pushti
• about Baluch Prayer Rugs
• about Arab Baluch Rugs
• about Bahlul Baluchs
• about Timuri
• about Baluch Type rugs of Zabol

to well known and reliable rug dealers:

• Michael Craycrafts Galery Arabesque in Stuttgart, Germany.
• Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
• DeWitt Mallarys Antique Weavings in New York, USA.

to well known internet market places:

• Ruggrabbit where I sell some pieces under my second surename "Carlos"