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Original price was: € 4032€ 810Current price is: € 810
Hand-knotted Senneh Bidjar Persian Rug | Knot density: approx. 250,000 knots/m² | Material: pile 100% virgin wool, warp 100% cotton | Size: 298 x 205 cm | Pattern: fish pattern (Mahi) with medallion | Condition: like new, freshly washed
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Description
Senneh Bidjar Persian Rug
Material and Craftsmanship
This hand-knotted Persian rug has a pile of 100% virgin wool and a warp of 100% cotton. Its dense construction supports a clearly defined design and a durable underlying structure. The rug has been freshly washed and is in like-new condition. In Oriental rug making, virgin wool is valued for its natural texture and comfortable feel, while the cotton warp provides the structural foundation of the weave.
Origin and Tradition
This rug comes from Persia, from the Senneh region. In the rug trade, Senneh Bidjar refers to hand-knotted rugs associated with a firm and resilient construction. Bidjar rugs are traditionally recognised for a robust structure intended to retain its shape over time. The name also reflects the region’s established weaving tradition, in which the relationship between pile material, warp and careful knotting is central to the finished rug.
Design and Pattern
The design is a fish pattern, known as Mahi, arranged around a central medallion. Mahi is one of the established families of Persian rug patterns. Repeated, closely arranged forms organise the field and create a balanced overall layout. The medallion draws the composition towards the centre, while the pattern continues around it. In rug design, these repeating all-over motifs are often associated with precise knotting, since the outlines of the smaller elements require careful execution.
Special Features
This rug combines a Mahi fish pattern with a medallion, a virgin-wool pile and a cotton warp. It has been freshly washed and is in like-new condition. A video of this rug is available on the seller’s YouTube channel.
FAQ
What is a Senneh Bidjar rug?
It is a hand-knotted Persian rug from the Senneh region in Persia. Bidjar rugs are known for their robust construction and shape-retaining structure.
What pattern does this rug have?
The rug features a fish pattern, also called Mahi. A medallion forms the centre of the composition.
What materials are used?
The pile is made from 100% virgin wool and the warp from 100% cotton. The rug has been freshly washed and is in like-new condition.
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