• An antique Bidjar with with polychromatic Quatrefoil motifs on a navy blue field. A distinctive border with stylized floral motifs and green vines frames the field. Northwest Persia, Kurdistan province, circa 100. Douglas Stock Gallery specializes in antique Bidjar (Bijar) rugs, room size Bidjar carpets, Bidjar runners and Kurdish nomadic weavings from the Bidjar area. Antique Bidjar rugs and Bidjar carpets, Boston,MA New England, antique Bidjar rugs NYC by appointment
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4’8″ x 7′ Antique Bidjar Rug, Quatrefoil Design, Kurdistan Province, Northwest Persia, Circa 1900

A densely woven antique Bidjar rug with a version of the Quatrefoil design on a navy blue field. A charming, mid blue border with stylized flowers frames the field. The green and yellow highlights add extra beauty to an already very colorful rug. While this densely woven Bidjar rug is clearly a village weaving rather than a nomadic rug, it is almost certainly of Kurdish origin and thus we consider it to be a “tribal”rug, feeling that limiting that definition to nomadic weavings does not fairly represent the range of rugs, carpets and bags various tribal groups produced.

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Price:  $ 9,250     For additional information, please call Helen or Douglas at (781) 205-9817 or send us an e-mail via the Contact page.

Douglas Stock Gallery is one of America’s leading specialist dealers in antique Persian Bidjar rugs, Room Size antique Bidjar carpets, antique Bidjar runners and Kurdish bags and bag faces from the Bidjar area in northwest Persia’s Kurdistan province.