Bijar Fish

A Bijar Fish Acrylic carpet is a modern, machine-made floor covering that replicates the traditional, highly durable design of hand-knotted "Iron Rugs" from Bijar, Iran, using synthetic acrylic fibers. These carpets are characterized by their intricate "Mahi" (fish/herati) patterns, dense pile, and affordability compared to their handmade woolen counterparts. 

• Design (Mahi/Herati Pattern): The carpet typically features the "Mahi" (Persian for fish) design, also known as the Herati pattern. This consists of a central diamond medallion surrounded by fine, repeating floral motifs that resemble fish swimming in a pond.
• Material (Acrylic): Made from 100% premium acrylic, these carpets are designed to mimic the softness and appearance of wool while offering higher durability and resistance to fading.
• Durability & Structure: Known as "machine-made iron rugs," they are designed for high-traffic areas, featuring a very tight, dense weave (often around 1 million points/knots per square meter).
• Colors: The palette often features deep, rich tones, particularly red, navy blue, and beige, which create a traditional, luxurious, and warm atmosphere.
• Practicality: Acrylic Bijar rugs are anti-allergenic, resistant to moths, and suitable for underfloor heating.
• Size: Available in various sizes, with 200x300 cm being a common size for living rooms. 

• Cost-Effective: A more affordable alternative to traditional handmade wool Bijar rugs.
• Easy Maintenance: They are durable and easy to clean, holding up well under heavy use.
• Aesthetic Appeal: Provides the timeless, elegant look of a classic Persian design for modern homes.