15 x 19 - Red Antique Persian Tabriz Rug - 79707
15 x 19 - Red Antique Persian Tabriz Rug - 79707
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Description:-
79707 Antique Persian Tabriz Rug, 14'11 x 19'03.
The Imperial Menagerie: An Antique Persian Tabriz Masterpiece of Eternal Paradise
This hand knotted wool antique Persian Tabriz rug from the early 20th century presents a beautiful vision of the Persian paradise garden, unfolding across a sumptuous red field with the intricacy of a royal manuscript. Its exceptional composition is alive with Shah Abbasi palmettes, lotus blossoms, peonies, roses, lilies, and smaller flowering sprays joined through sinuous Islimi vines. The iconic lotus motif carries associations with rebirth and immortality; lilies evoke purity and spirituality; peonies signify power; roses convey beauty, passion, and mystery. Scattered leaves reinforce the idea of endless regeneration, transforming the stunning masterwork into a symbolic garden where nature exists in perpetual bloom.
Among this botanical abundance appears a remarkable menagerie of birds and terrestrial animals, giving the carpet the character of an aristocratic hunting garden. Graceful birds traditionally suggest faith and fruitfulness, while cranes are associated across Persian and broader Asian visual traditions with longevity, vigilance, and elevated status. The phoenix introduces one of the composition's most evocative emblems: resurrection, triumph, and life emerging from adversity. Deer, antelope, and gazelles move among the foliage as expressions of grace, gentleness, vitality, and the elusive beauty of the natural world, bringing animation to an already lavish surface.
Lions and cheetahs lend the garden a commanding dimension. The lion has long occupied a prestigious place in Persian iconography, embodying courage, sovereignty, strength, and royal authority; its presence evokes the courtly imagery once associated with rulers and princely hunting grounds. Swift cheetahs recall the celebrated hunting traditions of Persia, where these prized animals were historically connected with nobility and the chase. Set amid flowering branches and scrolling tendrils, predator and prey create a sophisticated meditation on earthly power existing within the greater order of creation—a cultivated universe of beauty, abundance, and prestige.
A complementary border surrounds the red expanse, establishing an architectural frame for the profusion within, while millefleur guard borders carry minute blossoms around its perimeter like strands of botanical illumination. This layered enclosure completes the impression of entering a protected Garden of Paradise, its flora and fauna held within an ornamental sanctuary. Monumental in scale and rich in narrative detail, this exquisite work of art offers the connoisseur far more than decoration: it is an extraordinary masterpiece of Persian artistry, cultural refinement, and enduring grandeur, created for an interior where heritage itself becomes a form of luxury.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 14'11 x 19'03.
- Pile Height: 0.29 of an inch.
- Date: 1920's. Early 20th Century.