This 9'11" x 13'7" Persian Bijar rug carries a dense Herati allover field around a stepped diamond medallion, woven entirely in wool. Known as the iron rug of Persia, Bijar is among the most durable hand-knotted rugs in the world, and this piece arrives brand new in a rare 10x14 size.

Design And Color

The field is filled with the classic Herati, or mahi, pattern, a lattice of small diamonds, rosettes, and curved leaves repeated across rose red and deep navy grounds. At the center sits a concentric stepped diamond medallion in ivory and black, framed by matching corner panels and a turtle palmette main border. Salmon, gold, ivory, and blue accents bring the geometry to life without crowding it.

Weave And Durability

Bijar weavers beat the wefts down with a metal comb, producing the famously dense, heavy, and hard-wearing foundation that earned the town its reputation. With wool pile knotted on a wool foundation at roughly 400 knots per square inch, this rug is built to last for generations of real use. If you want to read more about the region and its sub-types, our guide covers how Bijar compares to Bijar Zanjan, Tekab, and Bukan.

Size And Placement

At a rare 10 by 14 feet, this Bijar is built to anchor a large living or dining room, holding a full furniture grouping or a long table with room to spare. Bijar rugs in this size are genuinely hard to find, which makes a brand new example especially worth owning. As a direct importer, Rugs.net offers free shipping and free returns to all 50 states, same-day refunds, and our price beat guarantee.