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This is a Tabriz rug, a Persian rug known for its intricate designs and high knot density. Region: Persia Design: Mashhad / Tabriz Thickness: 10mm Size: 319cm / 426cm Construction: Handmade Material: Wool Condition: New Tabriz rugs are Persian rugs originating from the city of Tabriz in northwestern Iran, one of the oldest centers of carpet weaving in the world. They are highly valued for their exquisite craftsmanship, elaborate designs, and high-quality materials. The color palette is also diverse, ranging from classic combinations like navy blue, red, and ivory to deep, jewel-toned hues and soft pastels. The use of natural dyes is a significant characteristic of authentic Tabriz rugs. Tabriz rugs are known for having the most diverse designs, including complex floral motifs, geometric patterns, the overall Herati (fish) pattern, and central medallions. Tabriz carpet weaving has a long history, with some sources dating back to 224 AD. This technique reached its peak from the 12th to the 16th centuries, especially during the Safavid dynasty, when royal workshops were established in Tabriz. After a period of decline, carpet making was revived in the 19th century thanks to the efforts of master weavers such as Haji Jalili, Sheikh Safi, and Kurban Dai, and Tabriz once again flourished as a major producer of high-quality rugs. Thank you for viewing. #TabrizRug #NainRug #KashanRug #ShirazRug #KarMohammadiRug #GabbehRug #QashqaiRug #VintageRug #AntiqueRug #OldRug #InteriorRug #CampRug #PersianRug #TurkishRug #TurkmenRug #IsfahanRug #AfghanRug #CaucasianRug #TribalRug #WoolRug #Carpet #Rug #Mat #TurkmenJutan #UshakJutan
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