This rare tartan-style Jijim is a true collector’s piece, diverging from the traditional striped format commonly associated with Jijim weaving. Its unusual checkered or plaid-like layout offers a striking visual rhythm, rarely seen in tribal textiles of this kind.

Handwoven using very high-quality wool and natural dyes, the piece exudes richness in both colour and texture. The precision of the weave and the finesse of the well-executed border suggest the work of a master weaver, demonstrating deep technical skill and artistic intention.

A key structural feature is that this Jijim was woven in two parts and then carefully sewn together, a method sometimes used to manage loom width or pattern control. The beautifully finished fringes at both ends not only add decorative charm but also function as a secure reinforcement, preserving the longevity of the textile.

This is not just a decorative piece—it is an excellent example of refined tribal craftsmanship, perfect for collectors or connoisseurs seeking something rare, subtle, and culturally significant. It can be used as a wall hanging, table covering, or accent textile in a variety of settings.

Key Features:

• Type: Handwoven Jijim textile

• Design: Rare tartan-style (plaid/checkered) pattern

• Construction: Woven in two panels, expertly joined

• Border: High-quality detailing

• Fringes: Securely finished for durability and aesthetics

• Material: Fine wool, dyed with natural pigments

• Origin: Likely tribal Persian or Anatolian

• Condition: Excellent

• Use: Wall art, table textile, layered décor, collector display

• Size: 266x239cm