Vintage Persian Tabriz Palace Rug with Dutch Renaissance Arabesque Style

76500 Vintage Persian Tabriz Area rug with Arabesque Art Nouveau style. This hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Tabriz rug features a central medallion o...

75664, vintage Persian Tabriz Palace size rug with The Ardabil Carpet design. Inspired from the Ardabil carpet from the Safavid dynasty. This hand-knott...

77353 Vintage Persian Tabriz Rug, 11'00 x 15'03. In this resplendent hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Tabriz hunting rug, a mythic narrative unfolds across a regal composition of color, craftsmanship, and cultural symbolism. At the heart lies a scalloped medallion blooming with florals—lotus blossoms signifying rebirth, lilies whispering of purity, and rosettes circling like celestial constellations around a dark indigo center. This elaborate medallion anchors the visual rhythm of the piece, drawing the viewer into a timeless world where artistry and storytelling become one. Surrounding the medallion is a magnificent rust-hued field alive with aristocratic riders astride galloping steeds, poised mid-hunt amid a garden of earthly delights. With arrows drawn and regal posture, these noble figures evoke a sense of valor and refinement from Persian courtly traditions. Deer leap and bound through the landscape, symbols of grace, gentleness, and fleeting beauty, while paradise birds perch delicately within the flora—emissaries of heaven and harbingers of spiritual bliss. Each animal is rendered with care, not as decoration alone, but as a living thread in the fabric of a storied garden. Interwoven throughout the field is a verdant array of botanical motifs, each carrying its own symbolic weight. Hyacinths suggest regeneration, tulips prosperity, and peonies an echo of strength and power. Pomegranates, split open and brimming with seeds, embody fertility and life’s abundance, while delicate blossoms and curling vines meander like arabesque poetry across the terrain. Saz leaves and acanthus scrolls provide the baroque flourish of classical Persian garden design, transforming the field into a cultivated wilderness of movement and meaning. The corner spandrels mirror the central field, with muted mint backdrops densely packed with flowering stems and gracefully leaping deer, extending the sense of harmony and echoing the symmetry prized in Persian aesthetics. These spaces act as serene interludes between the fervent energy of the hunt and the stately stillness of the border, softening the composition while enriching its narrative depth. Encircling the entire scene is a radiant floral border set against a pale yellow backdrop, anchored wit eight-pointed rosette stars alternating with ornate palmettes and peony that serve as both spiritual and ornamental punctuation. Blooming tulips and stylized saz foliage arc and weave between arabesque scrolls, culminating in a final embrace of the inner tableau. This Tabriz hunting carpet...

77376, vintage Persian Tabriz Chinese silk rug with Art Nouveau Rococo style. With ornate details and well-balanced symmetry combined with a dreamy color palette, this hand knotted wool vintage Persian Tabriz Chinese silk rug beautifully embodies both Art Nouveau and Rococo style. A cusped oval medallion anchored with palmette pendants flank either side surrounded by an all-over floral pattern composed of blooming palmettes, curled sickle leaves, leafy tendrils arabesque vines with peony, carnation, and lotus flowers. Enclosing the floral medallion are dramatic, deep and elaborate corner spandrels boasting Baroque elements as it sets the stage for a bounty of flower garlands and organic leafy mounds. It is framed with a variation of a millefleur palmette border flanked with a series of floral Meander guard bands. Decadent beauty in a dreamy color palette this vintage floral area rug...

Persia, circa 1880 Measures: 20'2" x 12'8" (615 x 386 cm) Handwoven.

An antique Persian Tabriz accent rug. This antique Tabriz scatter rug is designed in the style of certain Mohtashem Kashans of the later 19th century. The rust cartouche-shaped field...

Hand-knotted in wool, circa 1890-1900, this 10x16 antique Persian Tabriz rug, has finely detailed floral patterns in beige, brown and red. On the Design: Rich, sophisticated and ...

The history of Tabriz rugs dates back to the 16th century, during the Safavid dynasty, when Tabriz became a prominent center for carpet weaving. The city’s strategic location along...