tebriz - Tabriz - Tappeto - 357 cm - 255 cm

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Richard Ebbers
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Paese di origine Romania; Modello Tabriz; tappeto annodato a mano in lana su cotone, 357 × 255 cm, inizio XX secolo.

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Antique Persian Tabriz-Style Hunting Medallion Carpet

A large hand-knotted wool carpet featuring a finely rendered pictorial "hunting design" — a curvilinear central medallion with pendants, surrounded by a dense floral field populated with mirrored pairs of lions, deer, and birds. The design is characteristic of the Persian hunting-carpet tradition historically associated with Tabriz workshop production. Multiple guard borders frame the field, including narrow cartouche-style bands with stylized floral and calligraphic-adjacent motifs.

Dimensions: 357 × 255 cm

Condition: good overall condition with age-appropriate wear. No repairs so far

Materials: Wool pile on cotton foundation

Age: Believed to be an antique piece; family history estimates it at around 200 years old (was installed in the house in 1925 but it came in the family before that). Though this has not been independently verified by a specialist. Wear patterns and construction are consistent with a genuinely old, hand-knotted piece rather than a modern reproduction.

Notes: The knot density and weave quality suggest solid workshop-level production (300+ KPSI). Given the size, design complexity, and apparent age, this piece would benefit from expert evaluation to confirm precise origin and dating — offered here for a knowledgeable buyer or collector to assess.

Antique Persian Tabriz-Style Hunting Medallion Carpet

A large hand-knotted wool carpet featuring a finely rendered pictorial "hunting design" — a curvilinear central medallion with pendants, surrounded by a dense floral field populated with mirrored pairs of lions, deer, and birds. The design is characteristic of the Persian hunting-carpet tradition historically associated with Tabriz workshop production. Multiple guard borders frame the field, including narrow cartouche-style bands with stylized floral and calligraphic-adjacent motifs.

Dimensions: 357 × 255 cm

Condition: good overall condition with age-appropriate wear. No repairs so far

Materials: Wool pile on cotton foundation

Age: Believed to be an antique piece; family history estimates it at around 200 years old (was installed in the house in 1925 but it came in the family before that). Though this has not been independently verified by a specialist. Wear patterns and construction are consistent with a genuinely old, hand-knotted piece rather than a modern reproduction.

Notes: The knot density and weave quality suggest solid workshop-level production (300+ KPSI). Given the size, design complexity, and apparent age, this piece would benefit from expert evaluation to confirm precise origin and dating — offered here for a knowledgeable buyer or collector to assess.

Dettagli

Epoca
1900-2000
Produttore / Marchio
tebriz
Regione specifica di origine
Brasov
Numero di articoli
3
Modello
Tabriz
Lunghezza
357 cm
Larghezza
255 cm
Materiale
Lana su cotone
Paese d’origine
Romania
Condizione
In buone condizioni generali con tracce di invecchiamento e usura
Pulito professionalmente
No
Periodo di produzione
Inizio XX secolo
RomaniaVerificato
Nuovo
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