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Handmade Persian Bidjar Rug 220 x 135 cm | 7.2 x 4.4 ft
Handmade Persian Bidjar Rug 220 x 135 cm | 7.2 x 4.4 ft
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A finely knotted Bidjar rug, woven with exceptional craftsmanship in northwest Iran, known for its dense, durable weave and intricate detailing. Often called the “Iron Rug of Persia,” Bidjar rugs are prized for their compact knotting and rich, structured designs.
This piece features an elaborate allover lattice design, anchored by a central medallion and framed by beautifully detailed corner spandrels. The deep color palette of earthy browns, soft ivories, and warm reds enhances the rug’s refined symmetry. The wool-on-wool foundation provides a supple yet sturdy feel, ensuring longevity.
A highly intricate and well-preserved example, this rug has no fringes, giving it a clean, seamless finish. A sophisticated and timeless addition to any space.
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OUR PHILOSOPHY
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We have been in the business for a while now and have been rewarded with happy and kind customers throughout the years. We know oriental rugs' prices can be crazily high online so we always source our products from authentic rug dealers abroad with the most affordable and reasonable prices, and choose the cheapest delivery option (even if it takes months!) so we can pass on the savings to our customers and price our rugs with the slimmest of margins. It always warms our hearts to see these old rugs find new spaces where they are appreciated as art and heirloom pieces. Don't be shy to ask questions. I'm always happy to help!
CLEANING & CARE
CLEANING & CARE
We personally vacuum and gently deep clean all the rugs using organic solution but keep in mind, we are not professional rug cleaners and so we still recommend a thorough professional clean especially for tough stains and to freshen the fringes when needed.
We recommend professional cleaning every 1 or 2 years depending how dirty the rug gets. It's also best practice to rotate the rug every month or so to avoid wear from developing easily on a single spot of the rug.
