10 x 13 Vintage Red Persian Tabriz Rug 76485

76485 Vintage Red Persian Tabriz Rug, 09'08 x 13'01.

A visual symphony of regal splendor and Persian grandeur, this hand-knotted wool vintage Tabriz rug exudes an unmistakable aura of ceremony and celebration. At its heart lies an extraordinary starburst center medallion, its intricate radiance blooming outward in a kaleidoscope of jewel-like symmetry. Anchored at each end by trefoil pendants, the majestic medallion is encased in a delicate crown of opulent frondescence, a botanical flourish that amplifies its majesty with a sense of movement and life.

The sumptuous red field, bold and commanding, provides a powerful yet elegant backdrop—its saturated hue a symbol of nobility, courage, and passion. It is framed by undulating arabesque contours of leafy vine scrolls and delicately punctuated by four tulip bouquets, each a subtle ode to eternal beauty and the ephemerality of spring. These floral emissaries offer moments of stillness within the bold rhythm of the design.

Gracefully set within the rug’s periphery, ivory corner spandrels cradle this exclusive composition like the carved niches of an ancient dome. Within them, navy blue quatrefoil cartouches bloom with stylized palmettes, acanthus scrolls, and serpentine vinery—motifs drawn from centuries of Persian artistic tradition and steeped in spiritual resonance. Each corner balances power and softness, geometry and nature, anchoring the medallion with a refined flourish.

This exquiste work of art is enclosed within a deep navy blue botanical border, adorned with palmettes and flowering vines, and flanked by inner and outer floral meander guard bands—delicate tracery that gives structure and rhythm to the composition. This precious heirloom textile is more than a decorative piece—it is a work of historical elegance, a bold emblem of refinement, and a rare legacy of masterful Persian craftsmanship destined for the most discerning collector.

• Abrash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Persia (Iran).
• Measures: 09'08 x 13'01.
• Pile Height: 0.26 of an inch.
• Date: 1960's. Mid-20th Century.