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Gijs Hamming

Origin: Iran Tabriz
Knot density: approx. 200.000-300.000 knots/sqm
Condition: new (see photos)
Pattern: Tabriz Floral with medallion, rare color combination
Material: pile 100% virgin wool - warp 100% cotton

A journey through the history, recognition and design of hand-knotted Tabriz carpets

Tabriz carpets are known for their exceptional quality, mastery of craftsmanship and an astonishing variety of patterns that are among the most diverse in Persian carpet art. The motifs are limitless and range from complex figures and medallions to Herati/mahidesigns and even three-dimensional masterpieces. These rugs are meticulously crafted by hand and are a testament to the exceptional artistic skills of the weavers from this region.

Historical roots of Tabriz carpets

Tabriz carpets have a rich and fascinating history dating back to the 15th century. This exquisite craftsmanship comes from the ancient city of Tabriz, located on the slopes of the Sahand Mountains in northwestern Iran.

Once the capital of Iran and the residence of the crown prince of the Qajar dynasty, Tabriz has a historical past as the capital of the Safavid dynasty. Carpet weaving in this region began around 1501, making it one of the oldest centers of carpet production in the world. Historical Tabriz is known as a city of master weavers who excelled in this unique art form.

Their creations demonstrated outstanding craftsmanship, both in the weaving techniques and the carpet patterns. Until the 19th century, these classic creations were reserved exclusively for the residents of Tabriz and neighboring regions.

The discovery of the Tabriz carpets

In the following centuries, the Western world began to appreciate Tabriz carpets thanks to the efforts of three Persian master weavers - Sheikh Safi, Kurban Dai and Haji Jalili. As a result, carpet dealers began exporting this exquisite art to Western markets on a large scale.

Tabriz carpets are woven not only in the city of Tabriz, but also in the surrounding villages, which have been known as centers of carpet weaving for centuries. In Tabriz itself you will find the most diverse patterns and the highest quality of all oriental carpets. The weavers in this city are among the fastest and most skilled in Iran. Weaving quality in this region can vary greatly, which is why hand-knotted Tabriz rugs can range from 50 to 500 knots per square inch.

Why are Tabriz carpets so popular?

Tabriz rugs enjoy unrivaled popularity among rug lovers, interior designers and homeowners around the world. What sets these carpets apart?

Firstly, it is the exceptional quality that sets them apart. Unlike many other types of Persian carpets made by nomadic weavers, Tabriz carpets are woven in urban centers within the city. These centers employ only the most skilled weavers and provide them with well-lit, clean and spacious workshops in which to create their masterpieces. The results are high quality, sophisticated rugs with some of the most complex designs found in Persian rugs.

What makes Tabriz carpets so special

Each knot is meticulously crafted by skilled weavers. They tie one knot at a time, making sure it is perfect before moving on to the next. The result is a dense, even weave and a smooth pile. Run your hand over the top or bottom of the rug and you will notice that it feels soft, smooth and silky - a quality every rug owner desires.

However, it is not just the sensual pleasure that makes Tabriz carpets so popular. Another reason for their immense popularity is their impeccable design, even in their complex design. Although these rugs offer a wide range of patterns and colors, one constant remains: they are all exceptionally detailed.

Recognizing a Tabriz carpet

Another captivating feature that appeals to rug collectors is the historical influence often woven into the patterns.

Famous poets such as Rumi, Omar Khayyam, Ferdowsi, Hafez, Fizuli and Saadi influenced the design of Tabriz carpets. Some weavers selected their favorite verses from these poets and incorporated them into their patterns, while others wove entire poems into the carpet borders. Still others depicted beloved characters from these poems in their designs. Iskander and Layla, Shirin, Majnun and Khosrau are some of the popular characters found on many Tabriz rugs.

'Errors and omissions excepted.'”

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Tabriz - Teppe - 307 cm - 208 cm

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