



Orange Antique Persian Tabriz
This rug is no mere floor covering; it's a tapestry of history, culture, and art that transforms any room it inhabits. Spanning a generous 10.03 by 15.02 feet, it's a statement piece, though “statement” might be too modest a word for its presence. Draped across a living room, dining area, or master suite, it doesn't just anchor the furniture – it commands attention.
Hand-knotted in Turkey, a country where textile craftsmanship runs deep as the Bosphorus, this rug is woven from 100% wool, tipping the scales at 75 pounds. It's a rug made to be tread upon, celebrated for its resilience and ability to withstand years of footsteps tracing stories across its surface.
The primary hue is an exquisite, aged patina of orange, as though the sunset itself has embedded its glow within the fibers. This isn't the brash orange of the modern day; it's a subdued spectrum ranging from gentle terracotta to lush rust. Interlocking motifs dance across the field: delicate florals, shy medallions, and geometric patterns that draw the eye inward, while the borders play host to their own symphonies of design. Each detail is a whisper of sophistication that recalls the antique Tabriz tradition.
Every knot tells of the hands that crafted it, testifying to a level of skill and craftsmanship largely lost to time's advance. Wool’s inherent strength renders this piece ideal for high-traffic areas, while the soft pile offers comfort that invites reluctant feet. This rug is an heirloom in waiting, one that graces its space with warmth and a subtle, telling elegance that remains long after the moment's design trends have faded away.
Original: $15,500.00
-65%$15,500.00
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This rug is no mere floor covering; it's a tapestry of history, culture, and art that transforms any room it inhabits. Spanning a generous 10.03 by 15.02 feet, it's a statement piece, though “statement” might be too modest a word for its presence. Draped across a living room, dining area, or master suite, it doesn't just anchor the furniture – it commands attention.
Hand-knotted in Turkey, a country where textile craftsmanship runs deep as the Bosphorus, this rug is woven from 100% wool, tipping the scales at 75 pounds. It's a rug made to be tread upon, celebrated for its resilience and ability to withstand years of footsteps tracing stories across its surface.
The primary hue is an exquisite, aged patina of orange, as though the sunset itself has embedded its glow within the fibers. This isn't the brash orange of the modern day; it's a subdued spectrum ranging from gentle terracotta to lush rust. Interlocking motifs dance across the field: delicate florals, shy medallions, and geometric patterns that draw the eye inward, while the borders play host to their own symphonies of design. Each detail is a whisper of sophistication that recalls the antique Tabriz tradition.
Every knot tells of the hands that crafted it, testifying to a level of skill and craftsmanship largely lost to time's advance. Wool’s inherent strength renders this piece ideal for high-traffic areas, while the soft pile offers comfort that invites reluctant feet. This rug is an heirloom in waiting, one that graces its space with warmth and a subtle, telling elegance that remains long after the moment's design trends have faded away.






















