Bijar (Persian: بیجار) [a] is a city in the Central District of Bijar County, Kurdistan province, Iran, serving as capital of both the county and the district. [5] The city was mentioned in the 15th century as a village belonging to Shah Ismail, the first ruler of the Safavid dynasty; Bijar became a town during the 19th century.

2018年8月5日 · A Bijar rug is a hand woven Oriental rug, woven by Kurdish weavers in Bijar, Iran or woven in the surrounding villages using time honored weaving techniques that are particular to this area and tradition. Bijar rugs are renowned for their durability, brilliant use of color and abundance of designs. Please view my article, How Oriental Rugs are ...

Bījār (or Bijar) is a city and the capital of Bijar County in the Kurdistan Province of Iran. The population of the city was tallied at over 47,000 in 2011. At nearly 2,000 meters in elevation, Bijar is often called “the Roof of Iran.”

Bijar County (Persian: شهرستان بیجار) [a] is in Kurdistan province, Iran. Its capital is the city of Bijar. [3] After the 2011 National Census, the villages of Pir Taj and Tup Aghaj were elevated to city status. [4] The people of the county are Kurds and speak Kurdish. [citation needed]

Persian rugs are both beautiful and sought after, however many people and collectors of fine Persian rugs such as the renowned Bijar Rugs, are unable to find the selection they are looking for in their local area.

Located in Kurdistan Province in northwestern Iran, Bijar sits between Zanjan Province in the northeast, the city of Takab in West Azarbaijan Province in the northwest, Hamadan Province in the southeast and the Kurish cities of Sanandaj and Divandareh in the west.

Bijar County, an administrative division of Kurdistan province, Iran; Bijar (city), a city in Bijar County; Bijar, Nehbandan, a village in South Khorasan province, Iran

1989年12月15日 · BĪJĀR, a town and a šahrestān (county) in the Kurdistan province of Iran. The town, which has the highest elevation in Iran (1,920 m), lies ca. 120 miles north-northwest of Hamadān, on the old route from this city to Tabrīz, and is a center of an important and internationally renowned carpet industry.

Bijar (Kurdish: Bîcar, Persian: بیجار) is a city in Kurdistan province in Iran. People of Bijar speak in Sorani and Garusi dialect of Kurdi. Most people in Bijar are followers of Islam. [1]

Bijar (Bidjar) is a market center in Northwestern Iran, about 150 miles south of Tabriz. The flat, dusty town of Bijar (Bidjar) and the surrounding countryside are populated mainly by Kurds, whose artistic sense and culture is clearly seen in the region’s grand antique carpets.