One Of The Kind Persian Bakhtiar Rug#03 Size 215x146 cm

Description

🌳 One-Of-A-Kind Hand-Woven Persian Bakhtiar Rug

A Tribal Masterpiece of Durability and Garden Design (Approx. 7'1" x 4'9")

The Tribal History and Robustness of Bakhtiar Rugs

Bakhtiar rugs are named after the powerful, historically nomadic Bakhtiari tribe, who inhabit the rugged Zagros Mountains southwest of Isfahan. Their rugs are legendary for their exceptional strength and unique designs that celebrate nature and the nomadic way of life.

Nomadic Origins, Settled Craft: The tradition of weaving traces back centuries with the Bakhtiari tribe creating pieces for their own use. By the early 19th century, their robust carpets began reaching international markets, prized for their ability to withstand the harsh conditions of tribal life and migration.

The "Khesti" Garden Design: The most recognizable feature of Bakhtiar rugs is the Khesti motif (meaning 'garden' or 'panel'). This is an intricate, compartmentalized pattern:

The field is divided into a grid of symmetrical squares or lozenge-shaped panels.

Each compartment is individually filled with unique, stylized motifs—such as trees of life, weeping willows, flowers, and animals—creating a rich, vibrant tapestry that symbolizes the famed Persian garden paradise.
Built for Endurance: Bakhtiar rugs are universally known as some of the most robust of all Persian carpets. They are woven with the symmetrical (Turkish) knot, using thick, strong, high-quality local wool on a cotton foundation. This dense, often high-pile construction ensures they are incredibly durable and resistant to everyday wear.