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. 

ntroducing our exquisite 9'8 x 12'2 Persian Bijar Rug, a true masterpiece of handmade craftsmanship and timeless elegance. This exceptional rug is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the Bijar region, known for producing some of the most durable and beautiful rugs in the world. Handwoven with the highest quality wool, this rug features a stunning array of colors, intricate patterns, and symbolic motifs that will elevate the aesthetic of any space.

The primary color palette of this Persian Bijar Rug includes a harmonious blend of deep reds, warm beiges, rich blacks, soft blues, and subtle greens. The central medallion, a hallmark of Bijar design, is surrounded by a series of concentric geometric shapes, each filled with detailed floral and vine motifs. These motifs symbolize life, growth, and prosperity, reflecting the rich cultural significance embedded in the rug's design.

The border of the rug is equally captivating, adorned with a series of floral and palmette patterns, which provide a perfect frame for the central design. The intricate detailing and meticulous craftsmanship are evident in every knot, showcasing the weaver's skill and dedication. The high knot density not only enhances the rug's visual appeal but also contributes to its renowned durability, making it a perfect choice for high-traffic areas in your home.

Bijar rugs, often referred to as the "Iron Rugs of Iran," are renowned for their exceptional strength and resilience. This is achieved through a unique weaving technique that involves tightly packing the weft and warp threads, resulting in a dense and robust structure. Originating from the town of Bijar in northwestern Iran, these rugs have been cherished for centuries for their ability to withstand heavy use while maintaining their beauty and integrity.

Bijar Rugs

Bijar rugs hail from the small town of Bijar in the Kurdish region of northwestern Iran. Known for their unique weaving techniques and remarkable durability, these rugs have earned the nickname "Iron Rugs of Iran." The weaving process involves an unusually tight weave, achieved by using heavy combs to beat down the weft, which creates an extraordinarily dense and sturdy foundation. This technique, combined with the use of high-quality wool, results in rugs that are not only beautiful but also incredibly resilient. The designs of Bijar rugs often feature intricate floral patterns, medallions, and Herati motifs, reflecting the rich artistic traditions and cultural heritage of the region. Each rug is a testament to the weaver's skill and dedication, offering a piece of history and artistry that can be cherished for generations.