5 x 7 - Navy Blue Vintage Persian Tabriz Rug - 79697
5 x 7 - Navy Blue Vintage Persian Tabriz Rug - 79697
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● Blot spills immediately with a white cloth—never rub.
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Description:-
79697 Vintage Persian Tabriz Rug, 04'07 x 06'11.
The Sacred Canopy: A Vintage Persian Tabriz Masterpiece of Eternal Paradise
This hand knotted wool vintage Persian Tabriz rug presents an enchanting vision of the Tree of Life within the Garden of Paradise, rendered with the pictorial sophistication for which Tabriz weaving is celebrated. Rising from an earthly mound against a dramatic midnight ground, the tree forms the commanding axis of the exceptional composition, its roots belonging to the terrestrial world while its branches reach toward the heavens. In Persian symbolism, the Tree of Life embodies immortality, spiritual ascent, and the eternal connection between earthly existence and the divine. The result is an evocative sanctuary conceived not simply as decoration, but as a symbolic portrait of paradise.
At the base of this stunning masterwork, a graceful family of deer gathers beneath the sheltering branches, establishing an atmosphere of peace, innocence, and harmony. Their presence evokes the idealized Persian pleasure garden, where animals exist safely amid nature’s abundance. Throughout the canopy, exotic birds perch, feed, and appear in flight, introducing movement to the scene. Persian artistic tradition frequently associates birds with the human soul, transcendence, hope, and messengers traveling between mortal and celestial realms. The long-tailed Phoenix specimens lend an especially aristocratic character, recalling the fascination with rare avian life found throughout courtly Persian art.
The luxuriant canopy becomes a botanical universe of its own, laden with palmettes, rosettes, blossoms, flowering sprays, and curling foliage. Lotus-derived forms speak of rebirth and immortality, while roses evoke beauty and passion; lilies carry associations with purity and spirituality, and leaves signify regeneration. Branches intertwine among these blooms in an exuberant celebration of eternal spring—the Persian conception of paradise as a place untouched by decay. Every creature and flower participates in the narrative, creating a captivating microcosm where life flourishes beneath the protection of the sacred tree.
A sumptuous floral border completes the composition with continuous vine scrolls punctuated by rosettes and palmettes, extending the paradise imagery around the entire perimeter. This ornamental enclosure acts as a symbolic boundary, preserving the serenity and blessings contained within the central scene. With its remarkable pictorial detail, sophisticated iconography, and intimate scale, this vintage Tabriz possesses the character of an exquisite work of art—an extraordinary masterpiece for a distinguished interior, where Persian heritage, connoisseurship, and timeless prestige become part of the experience.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 04'07 x 06'11.
- Pile Height: 0.19 of an inch.
- Date: 1960's. Mid-20th Century.