Antique Persian Bijar Rug 7x15

Add regal sophistication to your space with this extraordinary Antique Persian Bijar Rug, hand-knotted in the 1920s. Woven from high-quality wool, this oversized piece features a richly detailed Herati pattern anchored by a diamond medallion and framed by a deep rust-red field. Its intricate vine-like motifs and navy floral borders reflect the density and precision that earned Bijar rugs their reputation for unmatched durability.

About Persian Bijar Rugs

Known as the “Iron Rugs of Persia,” Bijar rugs are woven by Kurdish artisans in the Bijar region of northwestern Iran. These carpets are celebrated for their incredibly dense weave, often achieved through a unique wet-packing technique that produces exceptionally durable and heavy rugs. Their patterns typically include repeating Herati motifs, central medallions, and ornate floral borders in deep, earthy palettes. Bijars are particularly prized for their resilience, making them ideal for high-traffic areas while still serving as refined decorative statements.

Unique Characteristics of this Bijar Rug

This particular Bijar carpet stands out for its elongated format and extraordinary craftsmanship. The harmonious balance of colors—rust, navy, sky blue, and sage green—combined with a crisp medallion layout, lends it both structure and elegance. The exceptional condition for its age, paired with its large gallery size, makes it a rare and collectible heirloom for serious rug enthusiasts.

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