Antique Kurdish Bijar Rug

:: Allover covered field of a staggered Herati design motif with excellent contrast, geometric contour, and brilliant gem-like shade throughout, all likely in naturally derived form. Colors and shades include: Ruby red grapefruit, deep blush, bright saffron yellow, sapphire blue, forest green, burgundy wine red, black cherry red, chocolate brown, aubergine, powder blue, and more. Condition notes: Areas of high and low pile height. Most of the original side cord selvages are intact or restored. Mostly secure sides and ends. Localized areas of recess to darker shades based on mordents. Side cord selvages could use a refresh at an additional cost. One area of localized tatter to the plain weave on one end. One or two small dull areas approximately two by four inches with light paraffin embedded in the pile. Recently professionally cleaned ready for in-home use! Many years of enjoyment to come with this hand knotted Persian Kurdish Bijar...

:: Shield-like center medallion with outwardly directed germinating flowers atop a covered field of roses, blossoms, and vines interconnecting all. Main border in a continuous arabes...

This graphic Bidjar rug woven by the Kurdish population in northern Persia has a wool foundation. Circa 1900, Measures: 5' 2" x 4' 0".

A lovely antique Kurdish rug, woven circa 1910. This rug features an all over geometrical design of stylised flowers and vines on a deep indigo field. Fabulous wool quality and great...