Tabriz - Carpet - 147 cm - 93 cm - Indo-Tabriz Oriental Rug

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Indo-Täbriz hand-knotted wool rug from India, 147 × 93 cm, cream field with terracotta and pink accents.

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A continuous floral and vine pattern on a cream-colored ground characterizes this hand-knotted Indo-Tabriz wool rug. Large fan-shaped flowers, rolled leaves, and small floral ornaments are distributed in a symmetrical arrangement across the interior field. Terracotta- and pink-toned areas provide warm accents. Green leaves, bluish-gray details, and dark outlines make the individual motifs clearly visible.

The wide terracotta-colored border echoes the floral design. Large flowers alternate with curved, partly rolled leaf shapes. Narrow light decorative bands frame the border and connect it with the cream interior field. Light fringes complete the two short sides.

With its dimensions of 147 × 93 cm, this compact Oriental rug makes a decorative accent in front of an armchair, beside the bed, or in a small hallway. Light wood furniture complements its warm color palette. Cream-colored upholstery picks up the base tone; cushions or curtains in muted green match the leaf motifs. Alongside simple furniture, the varied pattern remains clearly visible.

Features
Rug type: Indo-Tabriz
Category: Oriental rug
Manufacture: hand-knotted
Material: wool
Size: 147 × 93 cm
Shape: rectangular
Base color: cream
Accent colors: terracotta, pink, green, blue-gray, and dark tones
Pattern: continuous floral bloom-and-vine pattern
Border: terracotta-colored with large flowers and curved leaves
Ends: light fringes on both short sides

A continuous floral and vine pattern on a cream-colored ground characterizes this hand-knotted Indo-Tabriz wool rug. Large fan-shaped flowers, rolled leaves, and small floral ornaments are distributed in a symmetrical arrangement across the interior field. Terracotta- and pink-toned areas provide warm accents. Green leaves, bluish-gray details, and dark outlines make the individual motifs clearly visible.

The wide terracotta-colored border echoes the floral design. Large flowers alternate with curved, partly rolled leaf shapes. Narrow light decorative bands frame the border and connect it with the cream interior field. Light fringes complete the two short sides.

With its dimensions of 147 × 93 cm, this compact Oriental rug makes a decorative accent in front of an armchair, beside the bed, or in a small hallway. Light wood furniture complements its warm color palette. Cream-colored upholstery picks up the base tone; cushions or curtains in muted green match the leaf motifs. Alongside simple furniture, the varied pattern remains clearly visible.

Features
Rug type: Indo-Tabriz
Category: Oriental rug
Manufacture: hand-knotted
Material: wool
Size: 147 × 93 cm
Shape: rectangular
Base color: cream
Accent colors: terracotta, pink, green, blue-gray, and dark tones
Pattern: continuous floral bloom-and-vine pattern
Border: terracotta-colored with large flowers and curved leaves
Ends: light fringes on both short sides

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Indo-Tabriz Oriental Rug
Number of objects
1
Model
Tabriz
Colour
Cream
Length
147 cm
Width
93 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
India
Condition
Overall in good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Late 20th century
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