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Bijar - Kurdi 8'9"x4'3"

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Bijar - Kurdi 8'2"x4'5"

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Bijar - Kurdi 10'2"x5'2"

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Bijar - Kurdi 7'1"x4'5"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 9'6"x10'4"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 12'3"x6'9"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 5'6"x5'4"

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Vintage - Bijar 11'10"x8'9"

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Bijar - Kurdi 9'6"x6'4"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 9'2"x6'8"

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Bijar - Kurdi 13'1"x10'2"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 6'2"x6'10"

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Bijar - Kurdi 10'7"x7'1"

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Bijar - Kurdi 7'8"x4'11"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 6'5"x6'4"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 6'9"x5'2"

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Kilim Jajim - Bijar 5'1"x5'8"

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Bijar - old 12'5"x9'8"

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Bijar - Kurdi 13'1"x10'0"

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Bijar - Kurdi 10'5"x5'0"

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Bijar - Kurdi 9'10"x5'2"

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Bijar - Kurdi 12'11"x9'1"

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Bijar Rugs

The Bijar rugs have taken their name from the homonymous small Kurdish town Bijar that is located in Western Iran. The Bijar are very high quality rugs and their name implies toughness and durability. They are thick tight-woven rugs with double knots and excellent quality wool. The most famous design is called Herati-mahi (mahi = fish). Another typical design is a central medallion and flowers.