This exquisite mid-20th-century Persian Tabriz rug showcases an elegant allover "Gol Farang" (Foreign Flower) pattern, traditionally associated with Bidjar but here masterfully interpreted by Tabriz weavers, likely as a bespoke commission. Inspired in part by the French Aubusson carpets admired by the Shah of Persia during his European visits, this design merges Persian craftsmanship with European artistic influences.
The field features a sophisticated abrash of navy and French blue, created through the traditional use of organic dyes, adding depth and character to the piece. A rich brick red border adorned with stylized ram's horn motifs frames the central floral design. Each flower blooms in delicate shades of cream, blue, and red, bringing an exquisite level of detail and vibrancy. Perfect for interior designers and collectors seeking a refined statement piece, this vintage Tabriz rug offers timeless beauty and craftsmanship for any elegant living space.

Dimensions:  7’ 2” x 10’ 10”

Date of Manufacture:  2nd Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin:  NW Persia

Material:  Wool pile on a cotton foundation

Condition:  Wear consistent with age and use

SKU: 1369

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