Origin

Tabriz, in Iran's northwestern region, is the country's second-oldest city and has been at the heart of the rug-making industry for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. Because of the sheer magnitude of the Tabriz rug industry, design and quality vary widely. It is one of the oldest rug weaving centres in the world, producing a wide range of carpets. Tabriz boasts one of the most diversified collections of designs, ranging from medallions and Herati/Mahi to figural, pictorial, and even three-dimensional rugs.

Rug Description

• Beautiful hand knotted wool & silk Tabriz has a stunning Ivory & Taupe Brown central medallion on the matching fields. The central fields have all over floral Mahi (fish like design) patterns in wavy abstract form. 
• The exuberant cream white border with its all over floral motifs, as well as the outer black palette, give the rug a stunning contrast. The white fringes are silk woven.
• In terms of its grandeur and wool & silk construction, this is a typical Tabriz rug. The size of the rug is 9.7 x 6.7 feet.
• The colours used for the thread are made from natural dyes that are extracted from vegetables.
• PCI count of the rug is 210 x 110. Such a high PCI count indicate towards superior quality of this rug.