One-of-a-kind

Tabriz RoyalHand KnottedRug

Black / Brown75 x 144 cm

The Tabriz tradition originates from the historic city of Tabriz in the Middle East, a centre long celebrated for its contributions to the art of carpet weaving. While the style is rooted in this ancient hub, the tradition has evolved and spread through the talent of artisans across various regions, including India, where master weavers continue to uphold the exacting standards of the craft.

Understanding the quality of a Tabriz begins with its construction. These rugs are known for their sophisticated pile, which is crafted to be both resilient and soft. The traditional methods used in their creation ensure that the pile remains lustrous and dense, providing a long-lasting surface that stands up to the demands of everyday life while maintaining its aesthetic appeal.

Visually, the Tabriz style is defined by its complex and balanced compositions. These rugs frequently feature a central medallion surrounded by dense, artistic floral motifs and intricate borders. The use of a rich dark-red palette combined with contrasting neutral tones creates a classic appearance that is instantly recognisable and highly sought after by those who appreciate traditional design.

Owning a piece from this tradition is more than just a decor choice; it is an acquisition of cultural history. These rugs are valued for their enduring beauty and the high level of technical skill required to produce them. By bringing a Tabriz rug into your home, you are preserving a legacy of craftsmanship that has been refined over centuries, making it a piece that truly elevates the character of any interior.

This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate countless hours to the precise placement of every single knot. This labour-intensive process ensures a high level of durability and a dense pile that holds its shape and pattern definition over many years of use.

With a weight of 4.3 kg for its size, this rug demonstrates the substantial amount of high-quality Wool used in its construction. This weight is a testament to the density and strength of the weave, indicating a piece built to provide lasting service and comfort in your home.

The commitment to traditional hand-knotting techniques means that every detail of the elaborate design is captured with precision. By investing in this hand-crafted piece, you are supporting a legacy of skill that prioritises long-term quality and structural integrity over mass-produced alternatives.