Burdjerd-Hamedan

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Burudjerd, Borujerd, Brujerd
Burudjerd is in the southernmost part of the Hamadan area. The carpets are similar in quality to the carpets from Tusserghan. The pattern is often a Boteh-mønster (flame pattern), Herati pattern or consists of large, stylised flower motifs on an indigo/dark blue or coconut-coloured base.
Read more about Hamadan:
Hamadan, Hamedan
(Most carpets from the Hamadan-province are good carpets – usually tough and wear resistant.)
The town of Hamadan, formerly called Ekbatana, is located by the Alvand mountains at an altitude of 1900 metres. The climate is pleasant in the summer, as it is cooler here than in many other Iranian cities, but in the winter, it is relatively cold. The city is the centre of one of Iran’s largest carpet districts. The Hamadan area is a large area with many hundreds of villages, all of which are known for their own patterns and qualities. The carpets from this area have their own names, all depending on their origin, but since the city of Hamadan is the gathering point for the area, these carpets are simply called Hamadan carpets, even if they were not knotted here.
Source:
You are reading an extract from the book ‘Oriental Carpets, Knottet with Love’ by Martin Munkholm.
This extensive book about all that is carpets can be borrowed in Danish libraries or be bought following this link: https://belle-rugs.dk/se-taepper/bog-aegte-taepper-knyttet-med-kaerlighed/

The book is published by Muusmann Forlag.
For more info: http://muusmann-forlag.dk/

See video about Burdjerd-Hamedan rugs here: https://www.youtube.com/embed/RqRdS6f6zpo
You can find our selection of Burdjerd rugs underneath.