8’3″ x 11’8″ Persian rug Bijar wool hand-knotted durable

Material and Craftsmanship

This Persian Bijar rug is 100% handmade, featuring a wool pile and a wool foundation. The craftsmanship employs traditional hand-knotting techniques with a high knot density of 280 to 320 knots per square inch (KPSI), ensuring durability and longevity. The use of wool enhances its comfortable cushioning and resilience, making it suitable for various settings.

Origin and Tradition

Bijar rugs originate from the town of Bijar in the Kurdistan province of Iran. This region is known for its fertile lands and rich history of rug weaving, predominantly by Kurdish and Afshar weavers. The Bijar style is particularly recognized for its robust construction and intricate designs that often feature floral motifs and repeating Mahi patterns. The unique horizontal thread system used in the Bijar area contributes to the strength and durability of these rugs, setting them apart in the world of Persian rugs.

Design and Pattern

The Persian Bijar rug showcases a vibrant palette, including colors such as rust, navy blue, beige, pink, turquoise, green, dark green, blue, dark blue, ivory, olive green, dark red, light blue, grey, and white. The traditional design elements include floral patterns and medallions, displayed in a symmetrical layout that highlights the artisan’s skill. This intricate design not only adds aesthetic appeal but also reflects the cultural heritage of Persian rug making.

Special Features

This rug is in excellent condition, noted for its durability, often described as “durable like a tank.” Its robust construction ensures it will last a lifetime, making it a valuable addition to any home. The combination of high-quality materials and traditional craftsmanship makes this Bijar rug a standout piece in the realm of Persian rugs.