







Antique Kurd Bidjar Area Rug (3' x 6')
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Dimensions: 3'2" x 6'0" (97 cm x 183 cm).
Circa: 20.
Antique Kurd Bidjar rug, circa 1920, hand-knotted and one of a kind, with a softly faded sky blue field framed by terracotta guard borders and distinctive geometric motifs. The elongated runner format and tribal drawing showcase the rugged character and decorative depth prized in Kurdish village weaving, while the worn patina gives the piece an authentic, time-softened presence. An ideal accent for a hallway, entryway, or office.
Faded cool tones of sky blue, terracotta, ivory, brown, taupe, and charcoal, with a sky blue field.
Kurd Bidjar rugs are woven by Kurdish weavers in and around the Bidjar district of northwestern Iran, combining the bold tribal energy of Kurdish design with the exceptionally dense construction characteristic of Bidjar work. Like all Bidjars, they are heavily wefted and structurally rigid — often called the "iron rugs of Persia" — but their designs are bolder and more geometric than the more formal city Bidjars.
Common patterns include large geometric medallions, herati fields, and bold border compositions in deep reds, blues, and ivory. Their extraordinary durability and strong graphic character make them excellent choices for high-traffic spaces and for those seeking a rug that will age beautifully.











































