Tabriz Persia rugs
Tabriz rugs have an old tradition as Tabriz was a city of great masters, they are very precious and important decorative rugs in all its workings with elaborate and defined floral designs, often using silk, they do not have a traditional color in the old manufacture and the variety can be numerous, while in recent Tabriz rugs they are characterized in that they always have a subtle processing always wool and silk with delicate colors ranging from beige to shades of salmon pink, sometimes even the weft and warp can being silk in this case this gives the Tabriz carpet a greater shine and finesse and consequently a greater value, the fleece in wool and silk with texture usually in fine cotton, double knotted satin and compact knots, in various densities of knots, from the most common vintage Tabriz 30r rugs of varying density between 100,000 to 120,000 knots up to the exemplary masterpieces of the best known masters in the world of Tabriz 80R and Tabriz 90R which with silk weaving touch one million knots per sq m. One of the most important and well-known weavers of the Tabriz carpet from the 19th century is certainly Master Haji-Jalili.
The most common and easiest to find formats are: bedside rugs 90x60 - 120x80 small sizes 150x9100 - 200x150 medium sizes 250x160 - 280x180 large sizes 300x200 - 350x250 -400x300 runners 200x80 -250x80 - 300x80 square and round sizes - 150x150 - 200x200- 250x250- 250x200
Tabriz Persian Carpets are handmade carpets that originate from the city of Tabriz in the northwestern part of Iran. Tabriz is a major center for carpet production in Iran and has been so for centuries. The city's carpets are highly sought after for their intricate designs, fine craftsmanship, and high quality materials. Tabriz carpets are known for their unique designs, which often feature a central medallion and intricate floral motifs. They are also famous for their high knot density, which results in a dense and durable pile. Tabriz carpets are made using a range of materials including wool, silk, and cotton. Tabriz carpets are typically categorized by their knot density and design complexity. The highest quality Tabriz carpets have a knot density of up to 400 knots per square inch and can take up to two years to complete. They are considered some of the most luxurious carpets in the world. Tabriz carpets are highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts alike, and are often considered to be among the finest Persian carpets. They are available in a wide range of sizes and designs, making them a popular choice for both traditional and modern interiors.
Tabriz 60 rage extra-fine wool-silk carpets
Tabriz 60 Raj (knots per inch) silk carpets are a type of handmade carpet that originates from the city of Tabriz in Iran. These carpets are highly regarded for their quality and intricate designs. The term "60 Raj" refers to the knot density, which means that there are approximately 60 knots per inch. Tabriz 60 Raj silk carpets are made using silk for the pile and foundation, which gives them a lustrous sheen and a soft, luxurious feel. They are typically woven using a Persian knot, which is a type of asymmetrical knot that is commonly used in Persian carpet weaving. The Persian knot allows for a higher knot density and more intricate designs. The designs of Tabriz 60 Raj silk carpets are highly detailed and often feature floral motifs, medallions, and intricate borders. The designs are usually symmetrical and can be quite complex. The colors used in these carpets are typically rich and vibrant, with a wide range of hues and shades. Tabriz 60 Raj silk carpets are highly valued for their quality and beauty, and are often considered to be among the finest Persian carpets. They are typically more expensive than other types of carpets due to the high quality of the materials used and the level of craftsmanship required to produce them. These carpets are prized by collectors and enthusiasts for their beauty, durability, and investment value.
Tabriz old carpets
Tabriz old carpets are handmade carpets that were produced in the city of Tabriz in Iran several decades or even centuries ago. These carpets are highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts for their historical significance, beauty, and quality. They are considered to be among the finest examples of Persian carpet weaving. Tabriz old carpets come in a variety of designs and sizes, but they are typically characterized by their intricate and detailed patterns, high knot density, and high quality materials. Many old Tabriz carpets feature intricate floral and geometric designs, often with a central medallion surrounded by a detailed border. The materials used in Tabriz old carpets are typically high quality natural fibers such as wool, silk, and cotton. These materials are chosen for their durability, softness, and ability to take dye. The dyes used in old Tabriz carpets were often derived from natural sources such as plants and insects, resulting in rich and vibrant colors that have aged beautifully over time. Tabriz old carpets are highly valuable and sought after, and their value can vary depending on factors such as age, condition, size, and rarity. Many old Tabriz carpets have been preserved in museums or private collections, but they are also available for sale from antique dealers and specialty rug stores.
Tabriz Hajijalili antique rugs
Tabriz Hajijalili antique rugs are a type of handmade carpet that originate from the city of Tabriz in Iran, and are named after the renowned Hajijalili family of carpet weavers. These carpets were produced by the Hajijalili family during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and are highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts for their quality, beauty, and historical significance. Tabriz Hajijalili antique rugs are known for their intricate designs, high knot density, and high-quality materials. They are typically made using natural fibers such as wool or silk, and feature intricate floral and geometric designs that are characteristic of Tabriz carpets. The designs are often inspired by traditional Persian carpet motifs, but also feature unique elements that are specific to the Hajijalili family's style. One of the most notable features of Tabriz Hajijalili antique rugs is their use of color. These carpets are known for their vibrant colors and rich contrasts, which are achieved through the use of high-quality dyes and meticulous attention to detail. The dyes used in these carpets were often derived from natural sources such as plants and insects, resulting in colors that have aged beautifully over time. Tabriz Hajijalili antique rugs are highly valuable and sought after, and their value can vary depending on factors such as age, condition, size, and rarity. They are considered to be among the finest examples of Persian carpet weaving, and are prized by collectors and enthusiasts for their beauty, history, and investment value.
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