Bijar Rug - 4.04x3.05 Turkaman

Bijar Rug - 4.04x3.05 TurkamanBijar is a small Iranian town in the Kurdistan. The town is quite fertile and has been named after the abundance of willow trees in the area. Bijar Rugs are amongst the strongest of all Persian weaves and they have earned an international reputation for their high quality. The construction of Bijar rugs is superior to most other weaves and the rugs are incredibly heavy. They are sometimes referred to as the carpets of steel. Bijar rugs are incredibly

and many of the carpets have backgrounds decorated with an interlaced pattern of flowers and branches

architectural

and are very suitable for hallways and dining-rooms

Knotted entirely of silk results in results in a carpet with great lustre which is highly durable and luxurious

giving unity to this carpet

This is a magnificent central medallion carpet made out of kourk wool form the city of Tariz

There are various shaped motifs that all sit in harmony with each other

Most of the rugs woven in and around Kars use designs similar to the Caucasian weaving centre of Kazak

Among the better-known individual tribal carpets are those made by the Qashqai

They include dense all over patterns

unity and loyalty”

A Sarouk rug is a type of Persian rug made in the Sarouk village of Iran