Old Tabriz Carpet

Tabriz has served as the capital for numerous rulers, starting with Atropates. In 1265, it became the capital of the Ilkhanate (Mongol) dynasty. Under the rule of Ghazan Khan in 1295, the city experienced its peak of grandeur.

This distinctive masterpiece features a central medallion placed on a soft apricot color field and accented by a rich chocolate brown border. The combination of these two shades adds dimension and elevates this carpet as a focal point for any living space.

Our pieces are hand-woven or hand-knotted using handspun wool & natural/vegetable dyes. These dyes are set using natural processes such as pine saps instead of animal urine to reduce allergy risks, making them safe for pets. Rugs over 100 years old are classified as antiques, while those between 20 and 100 years old are considered vintage. Although some vintage rugs may have been over-dyed, they are still highly sought after for their decorative appeal. Originally created for specific purposes such as dowries, gifts, and home decoration, these rugs come in non-standard sizes and colors, adding to their rarity and uniqueness. Sadly, the art of weaving in regions from greater Mesopotamia to Central Asia is disappearing as rural traditions are overtaken by urban opportunities, making these items even more rare. Each rug is thoroughly examined for any damages and restored as needed, including the fringes. With all these features, our collection offers one-of-a-kind selection.

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ORIGINE            :         TURKIYE

STYLE                :          PILE RUG

CONDITION       :        VERY GOOD

TIME PERIOD     :      FIRST HALF OF 20^TH C.

SIZE                   :         8'3" X 10'8"