Seneh is the ancient name of the modern town Sanadadj. The formerly common weaving technique giving the back of the rugs a rep-like structure is dying out. Senneh rugs offered on the market today are firmly knotted and have a smooth back. They also have a very high quality and ae therefore often called Senneh Bidjar. The price is considerable lower than for Bidjar rugs.

Pile: Virgin wool
Warp and weft: Cotton
Designs and colours: 2 main design types
1. A typical senneh variant of the Herati motif, with a large hexagon field.
2. Senneh Herati with an open field with a stave medallion which, in turn, contains a Herati design.
the colours are the same in both types: Pale red, beige and blue.
Knot density: 320.000 knots/m2
Sizes: 70x105, 125x155, 200x300, 55x250, 90x320 & 90x400.