Antique Bijar Persian Medallion Knotted Rug, Country of Origin: Iran / Persia, Circa Date: 1920s. This exceptional example of weaving from the Kurdish region of Bijar showcases the robust construction and dense pile for which these pieces are revered. It represents the enduring quality found within the finest antique rugs of the early 20th century.
The field is dominated by a magnificent, stylized design, typical of central medallion rugs, intricately rendered in deep indigo and soft terracotta hues. The detailed lattice work surrounding the medallion creates a sense of depth and complexity, characteristic of the masterful craftsmanship employed by weavers from this area.
A sophisticated palette defines this piece, anchored by a powerful use of navy and deep indigo. The main border utilizes a striking contrast of salmon and teal, framed by the deep blue color rugs found in the guard borders, enhancing the visual impact of the overall composition.
As a classic example of Iranian / Persian rugs, this Bijar piece offers both historical significance and practical durability. Its substantial dimensions suggest it was intended as a primary floor covering, perfectly suited for grand interiors requiring room size rugs that command attention.
