The Bidjar rug and its designs have their origin in the Kurdish part of Persia (Iran). From the area around the small Kurdish town of Bidjar. The original Bidjar rugs stand for extremely high -quality rugs that last for a very long time due to their very dense and thick knotting They have a simple elegance and fit into most environments.
The "" Benares "" quality picks up on the designs of the classic Bidjar rugs. The Herati design used here features a repeating floral motif. The even design of the hand-knotted oriental rug has a calming effect on any room. The pile is made of pure virgin wool, with approx. 155,000 knots per m², a total height of approx. 12mm and a weight of approx. 5.0kg per m², making it particularly robust and hard -wearing. Due to the tight knot setting and the resulting dense pile, the representation of the pattern is reproduced in perfection.
A hand -knotted rug is unique and must be seen as a work of art. The work is passed on from generation to generation and makes every rug something special. The handmade oriental rug shows slight differences in size, colour and design, clear signs of a rug as a work of art.
The finest yarns, linked according to centuries of tradition, give the rugs in the THEKO® classic collection a very special look.
A piece of tradition and timelessness, in an increasingly fast -paced world, is hidden behind the brand 'Theko classic'. Designs and qualities with a deep historical background that have proven themselves over the centuries. They are still made according to traditional methods and have a very special charm of nomadic culture. "
