Berkeh Persian Kilim Rug 143x148

This Morvaridbaf Persian kilim rug is handmade from high quality wool and woven using a reversed technique, forming pearl shaped weaves

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

About this Persian kilim rug

Heriz Persian rugs are admired for their durability, bold geometric patterns, and deep colors that enhance any interior beautifully. Originating from the Heriz region in Northwest Iran, these handmade rugs symbolize high quality Persian craftsmanship and artistic tradition. Expert weavers use traditional techniques to create rugs that are visually striking and exceptionally long lasting.

Kilim Morvaridbaf Persian rugs are a unique variation of Heriz rugs, valued for their fine wool, intricate patterns, and expert craftsmanship. The name "Morvaridbaf" means "pearl weaving" in Persian, emphasizing the refined technique behind these high-quality handmade pieces. These rugs showcase exceptional detail and artistry, distinguishing them from other Persian kilims.

This weaving method predates piled carpet weaving and requires the skill of highly experienced artisans. Each weft is wrapped over four warps, then pulled back over the first two warps, forming a strong textile. The loops around the warp threads resemble delicate pearls, creating a distinctive and intricate weave.

The craftsmanship behind these high quality handmade Kilim Morvaridbaf rugs results in finely detailed pieces that are decorative and durable. Their elegant structure, rich history, and exceptional artistry make them highly desirable to collectors and interior designers.

Key Characteristics

• Material: These rugs are woven from high quality wool, known for its durability, softness, and ability to take on rich, vibrant dyes. The wool used in Morvaridbaf Heriz rugs often comes from local sheep, contributing to the rug's regional authenticity and unique texture.

• Design: Morvaridbaf Heriz rugs feature the classic geometric patterns characteristic of Heriz designs. These often include large central medallions, intricate borders, and stylized floral or vegetal motifs. The patterns are bold and symmetrical, with strong lines that give the rug a striking visual impact.

• Color Palette: The rugs are typically dyed using natural dyes, resulting in deep, earthy tones such as reds, blues, and browns, with occasional use of cream or gold accents. The natural dyes give the carpets a rich, organic appearance with subtle variations in color. 

• Knotting Style: The knotting in kilim Morvaridbaf Persian rug is typically done using the symmetrical or Turkish knot, which is known for its durability. This knotting style results in a rug that is not only visually appealing but also long-lasting.

• Density: The knot density in these rugs is generally high, meaning that more knots are used per square inch. This results in a finer, more detailed design and a plush, comfortable texture underfoot.

• Craftsmanship: The weaving of Morvaridbaf Heriz carpets is a meticulous process that requires significant skill and time. The weavers, often working on traditional wooden looms, follow detailed patterns that have been passed down through generations. The precision in knotting and the careful selection of materials ensure that each rug is a unique work of art.

Morvaridbaf Persian kilim rug is not only a functional piece but also a work of art, often used in spaces where it can be appreciated for its beauty and craftsmanship. They represent the pinnacle of Persian rug weaving, combining traditional artistry with the finest materials available.

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CARE

Vacuum regularly to extend the rug’s life. 
Air it out to help prevent moisture buildup. 
Rotate to distribute wear and fading. 
Avoid excessive sunlight to prevent fading.
Clean spills immediately to minimize damage.
Use under-rug padding for multiple benefits.
Be mindful of furniture placement.
Supervise pets around the rug.
Call the pros for occasional deep cleans.