Persian Bakhtiar Tribal Rug
Material and Craftsmanship
This Persian Bakhtiar Tribal Rug is hand-knotted using high-quality wool, which is a traditional material in Persian rug making. The rug features a dense pile that enhances its durability and comfort, making it suitable as an area rug in various settings. The hand-knotting process involves skilled artisans who meticulously craft each piece, ensuring a unique and intricate design, characteristic of the Bakhtiar weaving style.
Origin and Tradition
Originating from Iran, the Bakhtiar region is well-known for its rich tradition in rug making. Bakhtiar rugs are traditionally crafted by nomadic tribes in the Zagros Mountains. The area’s historical significance in the Persian carpet industry is underscored by its unique techniques, patterns, and vibrant colors that are deeply rooted in tribal culture. The region has been influenced by various artistic styles over centuries, contributing to a diverse range of motifs that reflect the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Iran.
Design and Pattern
The rug features a rustic burgundy base complemented by a palette of navy blue, cream, beige, black, and subtle forest green accents. The tribal pattern showcases geometric shapes and stylized motifs that are typical of Bakhtiar designs. The color combinations and layout reflect a balance between boldness and harmony, demonstrating the artisans’ expertise in creating visually striking yet culturally resonant pieces. The intricate designs often tell stories or represent elements from nature, reflecting the nomadic lifestyle of its weavers.
Special Features
In excellent condition, this semi-antique rug from the 1970s is not only a functional item but also a piece of art that carries historical value. With an expected life expectancy of 50-60 years, this rug is built to last, offering both aesthetic appeal and robustness. The hand-knotting technique ensures a high-quality finish, with durable wool making it resilient against wear and tear, making it ideal for everyday use.
FAQ
What are the typical characteristics of Bakhtiar rugs?
Bakhtiar rugs are known for their vibrant colors, geometric patterns, and the use of high-quality wool. They often feature designs inspired by nature and tribal motifs, reflecting the cultural heritage of the region.
What materials are commonly used in Persian rugs?
Persian rugs are typically made from wool for the pile, with cotton used for the warp. High-quality wool provides softness and durability, while the hand-knotting technique adds to the rug’s value.
What historical significance do Bakhtiar rugs hold?
Bakhtiar rugs have a significant history as they are crafted by nomadic tribes in Iran, reflecting their lifestyle and cultural heritage. The region is recognized for its unique weaving techniques, contributing to the broader Persian rug tradition.
| Size in Feet | Width:9 x Length: 11.6 |
|---|---|
| Size in Inches | Width: 108 in x Length: 138 in |
| Size in Meters | Width: 2.69 m x Length: 3.51 m |
| Size in Centimeters | Width: 269 cm x Length: 351 cm |
| Rug Type | Area Rug |
| Colors | Rustic Burgundy rug featuring navy blue, cream, beige, black, and hints of forest green accents. |
| Weave | Hand-Knotted |
| Pile | Wool |
| Pattern | Tribal |
| Age | 1970's |
| Origin | Iran |
| Life Expectancy | 50-60 Years |
| Retail value | $7000 |
| SKU | F-4106 |
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