Bakhtiari Rugs

Bakhtiari rugs are woven by the tribal and village people of the Chahar Mahal region in west-central Iran, and they are best known for their "garden" or compartment designs: a grid of panels, each filled with flowers, trees, cypresses and sometimes animals, like a formal Persian garden seen from above.

Woven in sturdy wool with warm, saturated reds, blues, golds and greens, Bakhtiaris bring real character and are a favourite for warm, traditional and eclectic interiors.

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A west Persian tribal rug, often with a garden or compartment design of panels filled with plants and animals, in warm saturated colour.
Yes — they are sturdily woven in good wool and stand up well to everyday use.
A grid of framed panels, each containing a plant, tree or motif, representing a formal Persian garden — the signature Bakhtiari pattern.

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