Tabriz 2127

This vintage Persian Tabriz rug features a rare and highly sought-after allover Herati geometric pattern, expertly hand-knotted in Northwest Persia during the late 20th century in a sophisticated plum-colored field — an unusual and striking color choice that gives this room-size masterpiece an air of quiet opulence. The vibrant palette of navy, turquoise, ivory, and subtle touches of yellow and brown creates a composition of remarkable richness and depth.

The rug's intricate allover design creates a rhythmic and harmonious visual effect that rewards extended viewing, while the turquoise blue primary border — ornamented with detailed motifs in yellow, brown, and navy — frames the composition with luminous vibrancy. The Herati pattern, named for the city of Herat, is one of the most celebrated designs in the Persian rug tradition, and in this plum-field Tabriz interpretation it achieves a refinement and elegance that speak directly to the city's long weaving heritage. Tabriz, the ancient capital of Persian Azerbaijan and one of the great trading cities of the Silk Road, has been a center of carpet weaving for centuries. The city's workshops produce rugs of extraordinary technical precision and design sophistication — ranging from the classical floral medallion compositions of the great 19th century masters to the bold geometric and Mahi patterns for which Tabriz is equally celebrated. Tabriz rugs are among the most recognized and sought-after Persian carpets in the world.

Dimensions: 6' 7" x 9' 9"

Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin: Persia (Tabriz)

Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation

Condition: Wear consistent with age and use

SKU: 2127