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Tabris
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| Origin | Iran (Persia) |
| Type | Rug & Carpet |
| Material | Natural Silk |
| Age | Old (50 to 99 years) |
| Culture | Workshop of a master weaver |
| Usage | Rare |
| Color | Red, White, Grey |
| Dimensions | 202 × 130 cm |
| Art.-Nr. | 050008 |
Tabriz is one of the most celebrated carpet centres of Persia and has for centuries represented exceptional master weaving, technical precision and artistic refinement. This rare Tabriz silk rug from Iran is a remarkable example of this tradition and combines outstanding material quality with highly sophisticated artistic expression. Crafted from precious natural silk and executed in fine master weaving, this piece possesses the elegance, precision and luminosity that make great Persian silk rugs so desirable. A rare silk rug featuring the Tree of Paradise executed with extraordinary technical mastery from Tabriz. The generous use of valuable silk and the flowing interpretation of this distinctive paradise tree design make this rug an embodiment of great Persian silk weaving and recall the luxurious aesthetics associated with the most extravagant years of Pahlavi court patronage. At first glance the openness of the composition immediately stands out. Against the light background the Tree of Paradise unfolds with remarkable elegance and extends almost freely across the field. Finely drawn branches carry abundant floral ornamentation and are accompanied by stylised birds that introduce movement and poetic calm into the composition. The imagery recalls classical Persian garden concepts where harmony, abundance and nature are expressed through ornament. Rich saturated colours create a regal atmosphere across the pale ground and establish striking contrasts between deep reds, burgundy shades, luminous blues and delicate touches of brown and rose. The highly detailed drawing and luminous pile texture further emphasise the outstanding qualities of this rare carpet. The finely executed border frames the composition beautifully and guides the eye through the design. Detailed views reveal exceptional knot density and extraordinary control of line and colour. The rug remains in near mint condition and retains a remarkably fresh appearance. As a rarity this piece appeals to collectors and admirers of exceptional Persian silk masterpieces with strong decorative and historical presence.