Tabriz

The base color is brown
Colors included: Blue, beige, brown, green
Size: 488 x 335 cm
Article number: 83756

Tabriz carpets are among the most famous and highly valued handmade carpets in Iran and have their origins in the city of the same name, Tabriz, which is located in the northwestern region of the country. Tabriz is an important city with a long history in carpet production. Here are some features and details about Tabriz rugs:

Materials and Knot Density:

Tabriz rugs are traditionally made from high-quality virgin wool, with silk threads often knotted in for added shine and fineness.

These rugs are characterized by a variable knot density, with some finer pieces having a very high knot count per square meter, resulting in detailed patterning.

Design and Pattern:

Tabriz rugs are known for their diverse and elegant designs. Classic patterns such as medallions, floral motifs and geometric shapes are common.

The color palette varies but can include a wide selection from warm earth tones to cooler blues and greens.

Manufacturing techniques:

Craftsmen in Tabriz use both the asymmetric (Persian) and symmetrical knotting techniques, resulting in a variety of textures and designs.

Sizes and uses:

Tabriz rugs are available in a range of sizes, from small runners to large area rugs, and can therefore be used in all living spaces.

Their versatile designs make them a suitable choice for a wide range of room concepts.

Tabriz carpets represent the craftsmanship and cultural finesse of the city of Tabriz. Their variety in designs, high-quality materials and artistic details make them sought-after pieces for carpet lovers worldwide. Whether as a decorative element or as an artistic statement, Tabriz carpets are an asset to any room.

All our hand-knotted rugs have been professionally washed and treated.
All rugs are individually inspected before they leave our warehouse.
Carefully selected by dedicated and experienced members of our team. We work directly with weavers to promote fair trade and a wide selection.
Hand-knotted by skilled weavers who have preserved the. Cultural heritage passed down from generation to generation.