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bakhtiari, iran (c.1930)
Jaipur Rugs PAEM-1012 flat weaves wool Rug medieval blue/white runner
€4,524
(Inclusive of all taxes)Choose a color medieval blue/white
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PSM
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material
wool -
weaving
flat weaves -
texture
flatweave -
pile thickness
flat -
Shape
runner
- traditional
- flat weaves
- 24 months warranty
- For in stock products - Free insured delivery worldwide. Duties and Taxes included.
- Delivery Estimates: 6-12 business days (In some cases custom clearance might take longer)
- Rug sizes, designs, and patterns may vary slightly.
- Actual rug colors may differ due to lighting and device screen settings.
- Visual appearance may change based on rug placement and viewing angle.
The Design Story
bakhtiari, iran (c.1930)Design Story
Stretching nearly twenty-five feet long but only two inches wide, specifically measuring 0'2" x 24'6", this remarkable Bakhtiari weaving from around 1930 immediately signals its specialized purpose. Known as a malband, this specific type of textile is essential for lending structural strength and stability to the nomadic tents of the Bakhtiari people, serving as a vital tent component. Its long, narrow decorative field showcases a distinct chevron pattern rendered in white and medieval blue. The edges receive a simple finishing treatment, displaying a contrasting pattern in red and white.
City Story
Bakhtiari tribe rugs from southwestern Iran are hand-knotted and vividly convey diverse narratives. Iconic designs include the Khesti (garden panel) with compartmentalized nature motifs, and medallion-with-corner layouts. Other symbolic patterns like Tree of Life, vase, geometric, and Herati (fish) motifs represent themes of eternity, abundance, interconnectedness, ancestral heritage, and good fortune. These rugs feature a durable wool pile, typically on a cotton foundation, and are made with the Turkish knot, ensuring strength and hard-wearing quality. Their weaving techniques reflect both nomadic and settled traditions. Bakhtiari rugs display a rich, varied, and bold color palette, often using natural dyes, with prominent reds, blues, greens, and yellows enhancing their distinctive character.
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Sustainable
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Handcrafted
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Made with Genuine Fabric
Crafted by Artisan Hands
Every Jaipurrugs creation tells a story of heritage and craftsmanship that spans generations. Our rugs are meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans in Jaipur, India, using techniques passed down through families for centuries.
We work directly with artisan communities, ensuring fair wages and preserving traditional craftsmanship. Each rug takes 3-6 months to complete, with master weavers tying thousands of individual knots by hand.
- Fair Trade Certified
- Sustainable Practices
- Community Support
How it Works
Bringing home the right rug is simple. Choose your design, add the features you need, and let us handle the rest — from delivery to care. Quality, comfort, and convenience made easy.
Professional
Cleaning (recom.)
Stain
Resistant
Hundreds of
Designs
FINEST QUALITY Fabric
Made with the highest-quality, each rug is an heirloom piece, made to be treasured for years to come.
SOFT & PLUSH
An incredibly soft, high-pile design for luxuriously plush comfort. Go on, and kick off your shoes.
WOVEN BY HAND
Each rug is a true one-of-a-kind masterpiece, woven entirely by hand. All made in a fair trade environment.
