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15 x 22 - Rust Antique Persian Tabriz Rug - 76692

15 x 22 - Rust Antique Persian Tabriz Rug - 76692

Regular price $42,000.00 USD
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Rug Details

Origin: Iran
Code: 76692
Size: 15'00 x 22'00
Age: Antique
Color: Rust
Description: Tabriz
Condition: used
Materials: Wool
Style: Distressed
Shape: Rectangular
Stack: 219

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Care Instructions

● Vacuum with the beater bar off and always in the direction of the pile.

● Rotate 180° every 6 months for even wear and sun-fade balance.

● Blot spills immediately with a white cloth—never rub.

● Use a breathable rug pad to prevent slipping and fiber stress.

● Schedule a professional hand-wash every 3–5 years (sooner for high-traffic or pets).

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Description:-

76692 Antique Persian Tabriz Rug, 15'00 x 21'08.

The Safavid Reverie: An Antique Persian Tabriz Masterpiece of Palatial Splendor

Conceived in the grand tradition of Persian court carpets, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Tabriz rug draws its artistic inspiration from the celebrated Ardabil Carpet of the Safavid dynasty. Its monumental scale and disciplined symmetry evoke an age when carpets were conceived as architectural works for princely settings, transforming floors into visions of paradise. At the heart of the exceptional composition rests a circular sixteen-point centerpiece, surrounded by a constellation of pointed oval forms that establishes a ceremonial rhythm across the expansive field. The softened patina lends the entire surface the atmospheric beauty of an old fresco, allowing centuries of Persian design vocabulary to emerge with quiet distinction.

Encircling the central rosette is an abundant garden of blooming palmettes, serrated leaves, stylized blossoms, and scrolling arabesque vines. These botanical forms belong to the Persian conception of the eternal garden, where flowers represented renewal, prosperity, and the promise of paradise. Palmettes suggest flourishing life, while rosettes carry associations with beauty and celestial order. The continuous arabesques reinforce ideas of infinity and interconnectedness, creating a visual world without an obvious beginning or end. Sixteen pointed ovals orbit the center with measured precision, heightening the sense of radiance and giving the design an almost celestial presence.

Suspended chandelier lamps at either end introduce one of the composition’s most evocative references to the Ardabil tradition. In Safavid carpet design, hanging lamps can be read within the architectural language of sacred and courtly interiors, where illumination held both practical and spiritual resonance. Elaborate corner spandrels echo the curvilinear vocabulary of the center, their interlacing arabesques appearing to extend beyond the visible field. This relationship between center, pendants, and corners gives this stunning masterwork spatial depth, creating the illusion that only a portion of a much larger ornamental universe has been revealed.

A stately cartouche border provides the final architectural enclosure, its succession of ornamental compartments surrounded by triple inner and outer guard bands. Layer upon layer of floral tracery creates the effect of a carved frame around a treasured manuscript, lending the extraordinary masterpiece dignity and visual permanence. The marriage of Safavid-inspired geometry, garden symbolism, chandelier imagery, and Tabriz craftsmanship makes this a decorative statement for a collection centered on historical design. More than an antique carpet, it offers the experience of living with the artistic language of the Persian court—an exquisite work of art whose faded grandeur, imposing scale, and intricate ornament reward contemplation from every vantage point.

  • Distressed. Desirable Age Wear. 
  • Abrash. Antique Wash.
  • Hand-knotted wool.
  • Made in Iran (Persia).
  • Measures: 15'00 x 21'08.
  • Hotel Lobby Size Carpet 15 x 22 Rug.
  • Date: 1900's. Early 20th Century.