Materials: Hand knotted hand spun wool pile on cotton foundation
Age: Circa 1970s
Size: 9' 10" x 12' 10" (300 x 392 cm)
This Persian Tabriz is a perfect example of classic elegance from one of Persia’s most respected weaving centers. Hand-knotted with hand-spun wool on a sturdy cotton foundation, it features a wonderfully plush pile—ready to stand up to everyday life even while it looks beautifully refined.
What really catches your eye is the intricate floral design sprawling across a warm ivory field, almost like a garden in full bloom. Swirling vines and large rosettes are scattered throughout, rendered in lively shades of crimson red, sky blue, leaf green, and even hints of golden wheat. The wide scarlet border frames everything perfectly, adding a rich burst of color that highlights the crisp ivory center.
Traditional Tabriz rugs are celebrated for their precise weaving and balanced compositions, and this piece definitely lives up to that reputation.
At just under 10 by 13 feet, this is a substantial rug you could use to anchor a large living room, welcome guests in a grand foyer, or elevate your dining area. If you’re seeking that refined, classic Persian style—something that pairs graceful floral motifs with a vibrant palette—this 1970s Tabriz might just be the showstopper your home’s been waiting for.
