| Exact Size in ft: | Width: 8'2" x Length: 11'4" |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 98 in x Length: 136 in |
| Size in meters: | Length: 3.47 m x Width: 2.50 m |
| Some of many colors in this rug: |
Deep brick red, burgundy, wine red, ivory, cream, dark brown, espresso brown, charcoal, black, muted rose, soft beige, antique red |
| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Hand knotted |
| Foundation: | Cotton |
| Pile: | Wool |
| Shape: | Rectangular |
| Style: | Traditional Bijar | Diamond medallion with dense geometric motifs |
| Origin: | Persian Bijar made in Iran | Persia |
| KPSI | 360 - 380 |
| Condition: | Excellent | never used | Known as an iron rug for durability |
This 8'2 x 11'4 Persian Bijar Iron Rug is a powerful example of the legendary “Iron Rug” weaving tradition, known for its dense construction and remarkable durability. Woven in deep brick red and ivory tones, this piece delivers bold presence while maintaining refined Persian symmetry and balance.
Design and Motifs
The rug features a commanding diamond medallion set within a large geometric field filled with intricate Herati motifs. The allover pattern creates a tightly structured composition, giving the rug its distinctive Bijar character. The repeating floral and rosette elements create visual rhythm while the angular layout reinforces its strong architectural aesthetic.
Border and Framing
A wide ivory main border frames the rug with repeating floral and leaf elements, surrounded by multiple guard borders in deep red and dark brown. The contrast between the ivory frame and the rich red field enhances the medallion’s prominence and creates a striking visual outline.
Colors and Their Placement
Deep brick red dominates the field and outer framing, while ivory defines the central diamond medallion and main border. Burgundy and wine red add depth throughout the field. Dark brown, espresso brown, and charcoal outline the intricate motifs, providing structure and definition. Soft beige and muted rose tones soften transitions within the detailed pattern work.
Materials and Craftsmanship
Hand knotted in Bijar, Iran, this rug is crafted from high quality wool, known for its dense pile and strong foundation. Bijar rugs are called Iron Rugs due to their exceptionally tight weave and heavy structure, making them among the most durable Persian rugs ever produced.
