| Exact size in ft: | Width: 9'10" x Length 13'1" |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 118 in x Length: 157 in |
| Exact Size in meters: | Length: 4.01 m x Width: 3.02 m |
| Some of many colors: |
Crimson Red, Royal Blue, Forest Green, Ivory, Golden Yellow |
| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Hand-knotted |
| Foundation: | Cotton |
| Pile: | Wool and highlights of silk in the ivory part |
| Shape: | Rectangular |
| Style: | Persian Bijar |
| Origin: | Made in Persia | Iran |
| KPSI | 400 - 450 |
| Condition: | Excellent | never used | Highest Quality Wool Rug |
Note: The waves you see on the rug will flatten out once the rug is laid out for a few days. They occure because we keep the rug folded.
Introducing the exquisite 9'10" x 13'1" Persian Bijar Rug, a paragon of resilience and craftsmanship. This rug, from the renowned Bijar region, is celebrated for its exceptional durability and intricate design, making it one of the highest quality wool rugs in the world.
Design and Heritage: Bijar rugs are often called the "Iron Rugs of Persia" due to their dense weave and robust nature. This particular Bijar rug features a rich medley of traditional Persian motifs, including floral patterns and intricate geometric shapes, set against a vibrant color palette. The central medallion is a focal point, surrounded by an array of detailed borders and guard bands that highlight the artisanal skill and historical legacy of Bijar weavers.
Colors and Patterns: The rug showcases a deep, complex color scheme with shades of navy blue, crimson red, forest green, ivory, and golden yellow. Each color is carefully chosen to enhance the detailed patterns and to provide a vibrant yet harmonious visual experience. The navy blue provides a deep base, allowing the brighter colors to pop, while the intricate ivory and golden yellow details add a touch of elegance and light.
Craftsmanship: Made with high-quality wool, this Bijar rug is knotted with a tight weave that ensures it can withstand high traffic and maintain its beauty over time. The craftsmanship evident in the dense knotting and precision of the patterns speaks to a weaving tradition that has been perfected over centuries.
