Old Bidjar Rug, 270 X 355 Cm, Hand-knotted Wool Circa 1920-1930 In Iran, In Very Good Condition

Unquestionably, Bidjar remain the most resistant carpets, they are indestructible as the knotting is dense and tight !
Persian Bidjar rug in wool from the Iranian highlands, hand-knotted, 272 cm wide x 355 cm long, circa 1920 - 1930 in very good condition.
The shaving of these wool rugs is so precise and clean that the material is similar to silk, giving the wool a beautiful shine and great softness.
Not far from Sanandaj, the region of finely knotted Senneh carpets, is the small town of Bijar which, with its surrounding villages, produces what are undoubtedly the heaviest and strongest carpets in Persia.
“Heavy and thick, Bijar rugs are difficult to handle but sturdy for eternity.
” Our model has a classic decoration with a large medallion, flowered with roses, and tied with a beautiful scholarly decoration, closed with four luminous blue and yellow spandrels.
The field presents all in fresh and luminous shades a very elaborate carpet of stylized flowers, palms, the finely knotted midnight blue borders, adorned with nuances, such as currant, indigot blue, and cream, yellow and almond green.....
Short fringed finish in good condition, the thick velvet is particularly soft, the edges are impeccable, finished with a small scarlet red braid.
## Note the soft and fresh colors of this rug which harmonize perfectly with the floral decor.
A durable, quality rug, which with its colors can be placed anywhere in a house.
Carpet with very high traffic volume as the knotting is dense and the wool is of high quality.
Go see our other Bidjar !
This rug has been professionally and eco-friendly cleaned.
Dimensions: width: 272 cm (107") for a length of 355 cm (140").
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