10 x 12 - Multicolor Antique Persian Tabriz Rug - 79714
10 x 12 - Multicolor Antique Persian Tabriz Rug - 79714
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Description:-
79714 Antique Persian Tabriz Rug, 09'07 x 11'10.
The Paradise Pavilion: An Antique Persian Tabriz Masterpiece of Imperial Splendor
This hand knotted wool antique Persian Tabriz rug from the early 20th century is a captivating expression of the Chahar Bagh, the celebrated Persian garden plan conceived as an earthly vision of Paradise. Its field unfolds as a magnificent succession of compartmentalized gardens, architectural pavilions, flowering sanctuaries, and pictorial scenes, creating the sensation of looking into an idealized royal estate from above. Jewel-like shades of sapphire, rose, garnet, saffron, ivory, and olive heighten its sumptuous character, transforming the stunning masterwork into a captivating panorama of Persian courtly imagination.
Within the garden grid, individual panels become intimate worlds of iconic symbolism. Cypress trees, revered emblems of immortality, dignity, and everlasting life, rise within formal enclosures, while weeping willows evoke humility, transience, and the fleeting nature of mortal existence. Their juxtaposition creates a poetic meditation on permanence and impermanence. Other compartments are shaped as architectural arches recalling palace windows and mihrab-like niches, framing luxuriant vegetation as privileged glimpses into sacred gardens. Water, trees, blossoms, and enclosed landscapes reinforce the Chahar Bagh ideal of an ordered paradise sustained by abundance.
Commanding the exceptional composition is an elaborate multi-tiered central medallion, its intricate silhouette functioning as the cosmic axis of the design. Layered cartouches and pictorial reserves contain animated hunting and animal scenes, recalling the royal preserves associated with Persian kingship and aristocratic leisure. Such imagery traditionally carried connotations of authority, courage, mastery, and princely prestige, while the medallion's radiating geometry suggests celestial order and illumination. The result is a miniature universe at the center of the carpet, where palace culture, nature, and symbolic power converge in remarkable visual theater.
The surrounding borders extend this narrative through pictorial cartouches depicting camels, dwellings, vegetation, and oasis-like landscapes, evoking passage through the terrestrial world toward the paradisiacal garden enclosed within. Floral rosettes and continuous arabesque vines establish an unbroken rhythm associated with perpetuity and the ceaseless flourishing of creation. Monumental in conception and strikingly sophisticated in storytelling, this antique Tabriz is an extraordinary masterpiece of cultural distinction—an exquisite work of art created for an interior defined by connoisseurship, legacy, and refined grandeur.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 09'07 x 11'10.
- Pile Height: 0.21 of an inch.
- Date: 1920's. Early 20th Century.