Vintage Bulgarian Tabriz Design Carpet

:: Tremendous scale and proportion in a classic Tabriz design, bearing large center medallion with roundel interior main medallion, surrounded by vinery, buds, blossoms, and more. Ma...

Highly detailed with fantastic execution of intricate knotting, paired with optimized design rendering of a classic chanelled garden theme design motif in compartmentalized panels, a...

:: Center medallion with scalloped contour and trefoil shaped finials atop a covered ground and repeating main border. An unusual design in that the pattern of lattice oriented flora...

:: Allover covered Herati main field wrapped by a serrated leaf meandering vine inner and outer border with Samovar stylized main border design elements. Colors and shades include: R...

Gardens of paradise design motif with roundel pomegrante stylized center medallion within main channels of blossomed buds and germinating plants, surrounded by paneled design motifs ...

:: Large center medallion with stemmed floral bouquets atop a covered field of additional floral sprays. Colors and shades include: Antique ivory, slate blue, dusty denim blue, dusty...

The sandy ivory field displays a complex one way pattern of bent vines, floating rosettes and a variety of semi-geometric palmettes, all detailed in sienna brown. The border of stand...

In the Classic Joshegan design of lozenge-shaped floral arrays on a red ground, this NW Persian large urban scatter mixes in weeping willows and palm trees, and is framed by an ivory...

Vintage Persian Tabriz carpet. This piece features a unique, dark purple field with an all-over geometric design. Measures 7.10 x 10.07.

A vintage Persian Tabriz carpet from the mid-20th century with silk pink highlights. Ecru forked arabesques come forward against the ligh...

Antique Persian Tabriz animal design carpet Size: 11'3" × 15'2" (342 × 462 cm) An early 20th century antique Persian Tabriz carpet, the caramel fi...

The city of Tabriz in northwest Persia is acknowledged as central to the revival of the carpet industry in the late 19th Century. Merchants from this area were well aware of the demand for Middle Eastern decorative objects from the west, and the location of this city was convenient for exporting items to both Europe and America. The carpet-producing industry here was organized primarily in factories ranging in size from between ten and one hundred looms. The quality of these carpets is considered to be among the best, with the usage of wool indigenous to this high-altitude region, woven in symmetrical knots on a cotton foundation. The designs of these carpets are both accomplished and eclectic, as traditional patterns from other weaving regions are often utilized and presented in refined manners with pleasing color palettes. The Taba Tabriz...