Hand-woven Tabriz wool Mahi 102×148cm (No.118)

The entire rug is covered in a detailed komon (small pattern) of fine diamonds and fishbone-like motifs (mahi=fish pattern), with oval medallions floating above. This design is the epitome of the intricate craftsmanship that Tabriz has honed over centuries.

Tabriz — A Tradition of Intricate Weaving Honed in an Ancient City

The ancient city of Tabriz, located in the traditional northwest, is a name that appears most frequently throughout the history of Persian rugs. Centered around its grand bazaar and numerous workshops, the tradition of intricate weaving, inherited from court decorations, continues to thrive today. This rug is a classic design woven in a Tabriz workshop.

Intricately Hand-Woven, Sturdily Crafted

With a density of approximately 510,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the patterns are sharply defined. The natural variations in the hand-tied knots create subtle expressions in how light interacts with the surface. Tabriz rugs are known for their robust construction, densely knotted with intricate weaving, making them more familiar and comfortable with prolonged use.

Placement Guide

Measuring 102 x 148 cm, this is a suitable medium-small size for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study.