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The result is a rug that weights several times that of Malayer or Mahal rugs of the same size
Malayer rugs were woven in and around the small town of Malayer
it has served as the heart of Persian rug production since the 15th century and its rugs reflect the excellent craftsmanship of some of the region’s most skilled producers
Bidjar rugs were mostly woven inside houses for use by its weaver or for sale in neighboring villages
Bidjar rugs are considered the ‘iron rug of Persia’ due to the unique weaving practice of beating the weft strands with a hammer against the rows of knots
Hutton (3x16) Brown The result is a rugDescription Malayer rugs were woven in and around the small town of Malayer, located in between larger northwestern Iranian (Persian) cities of Hamadan and Arak. While they feature characteristics consistent with other Hamadan province styles single wefted construction, wool and cotton construction Malayer carpets reflect the mixing pot of their influences from nearby rug making cities. Varied designs can include striking anchored medallion motifs, or