Tabriz

Explore exquisite Tabriz rugs, symbols of Persian craftsmanship that blend art and tradition. Originating from Tabriz, Iran, these handwoven pieces showcase intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and exceptional quality.

Reflecting centuries of weaving heritage, Tabriz rugs enhance any space with timeless elegance and warmth. Tabriz rugs hail from the great weaving city of northwest Persia and span an extraordinary range of quality, from sturdy village pieces to some of the most finely knotted carpets ever produced.

As the commercial capital of Persian rug production for centuries, Tabriz developed a master-workshop tradition in which named weavers competed to produce the finest possible carpets for export to European and American markets. Designs include central medallions and all-over Herati patterns, frequently highlighted with silk pile on a wool foundation, and the finest examples achieve a painterly quality that places them among the great artworks of the decorative tradition.

Antique Tabriz rugs from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries — the golden age of Persian commercial weaving — are among the most collectible pieces in the market, valued for their technical precision, design sophistication, and the prestige of the Tabriz name.

At First Rugs, our Tabriz collection is personally curated by Ali Khaledi for knotting quality, design integrity, and the refined elegance that distinguishes the finest Tabriz pieces from ordinary commercial production.

Explore exquisite Tabriz rugs, symbols of Persian craftsmanship that blend art and tradition. Originating from Tabriz, Iran, these handwoven pieces showcase intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and exceptional quality.

Reflecting centuries of weaving heritage, Tabriz rugs enhance any space with timeless elegance and warmth. Tabriz rugs hail from the great weaving city of northwest Persia and span an extraordinary range of quality, from sturdy village pieces to some of the most finely knotted carpets ever produced.

As the commercial capital of Persian rug production for centuries, Tabriz developed a master-workshop tradition in which named weavers competed to produce the finest possible carpets for export to European and American markets. Designs include central medallions and all-over Herati patterns, frequently highlighted with silk pile on a wool foundation, and the finest examples achieve a painterly quality that places them among the great artworks of the decorative tradition.

Antique Tabriz rugs from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries — the golden age of Persian commercial weaving — are among the most collectible pieces in the market, valued for their technical precision, design sophistication, and the prestige of the Tabriz name.

At First Rugs, our Tabriz collection is personally curated by Ali Khaledi for knotting quality, design integrity, and the refined elegance that distinguishes the finest Tabriz pieces from ordinary commercial production.