Tabriz Style

Tabriz carpets, originating from one of the oldest weaving centers in Northwestern Iran, are renowned for their exceptional quality, high knot density, and diverse, intricate designs. Characterized by a short pile, Turkish symmetrical knots, and a, 'Raj'-based grading system (density), these rugs frequently feature central medallions, floral motifs, and hunting scenes in a wide color palette. 
Key features of Tabriz carpets include:
Intricate Designs: Patterns often feature a central medallion with corner pieces (Toranj-o-Lachak), intricate floral patterns, or detailed pictorial scenes of gardens and hunting.
High Knot Density: Tabriz rugs are known for their fine weave, using the Turkish knot (symmetrical), with quality often measured in "Raj" (number of knots per 7 cm), ranging from 24 raj to over 110 raj.
Quality Materials: Woven with high-quality wool, silk, or a blend, with cotton or silk foundations, resulting in a durable, often thin-piled, and luxurious product.
Diverse Color Palette: Colors range from deep reds and midnight blues to softer ivory, salmon, gold, and green.
Renowned Artistry: Due to the skilled artisans and high-quality materials, Tabriz rugs are highly sought after by collectors for their precision and, elegance.