| Exact size in ft: | Width: 11'8" x Length: 17'1 |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 140 in x Length: 205 in |
| Size in meters: | Length: 5.21 m x Width: 3.57 m |
| Some of many colors in this rug: | red, navy blue, beige, ivory, black, forest green, sky blue, pink, gold, olive, salmon, brown. |
| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Handknotted |
| Foundation: | Cotton |
| Pile: | Wool |
| Shape: | Rectangular |
| Style: | Traditional Persian Bijar (Highest quality Persian Rug) |
| Origin: | Made in Iran | Persia |
| KPSI | 450 - 500 |
| Condition: | Excellent | never used | |
Note:
The gentle waves and lines visible across the rug's surface are a natural result of its folding and will naturally flatten once the rug is laid out, serving as a testament to its handcrafted origins and the flexibility of its fine materials.
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This unparalleled 12 x 17 Persian Bijar Square Rug stands as a paragon of the finest craftsmanship in the category of woolen handmade rugs. Its remarkable size is a rarity in the world of artisan rugs, rendering it an ideal choice for spacious dwellings and grandiose rooms.
Crafted with an exceptional grade of wool, this Bijar rug is a kaleidoscope of color and design, woven with a spectrum of deep reds, blues, and complementary hues that converge into an elaborate array of geometric and floral patterns. The central medallion, encased in a series of layered borders adorned with intertwining vines and stylized flowers, is a hallmark of Persian artistry.
The construction of the rug speaks to a heritage of precision, as seen in the balanced corners and the dense, plush pile that speaks of luxury and endurance. Its edges are finely finished with soft fringes, adding to the traditional charm of the rug.
As a singular piece, this rug is a unique testament to the weaver's individual artistry and skill. The grand scale of this handcrafted masterpiece is seldom seen, making it not just a decor element but also a significant statement of cultural heritage and an exquisite collectible.
About Bijar Rugs
Bijar rugs, hailing from the Kurdish town of Bijar in Iran, are often referred to as the "Iron Rugs of Iran" due to their robustness. These rugs are renowned for their heavy-duty construction that results from a special wet-weaving technique, where the weft is beaten down to create a compact and resilient fabric. Characterized by their medallion motifs, rich floral patterns, and a vibrant color palette, Bijar rugs embody the essence of Persian weaving traditions. They are highly prized by collectors for their exceptional durability, tight weave, and the depth of cultural storytelling inherent in each design.
