Persian Tabriz Rug. Full top view of the rug on white. SKU 14207; source 14207.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Close-up of the rug pattern and wool texture. SKU 14207; source IMG_8323.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Gallery photograph showing this rug. SKU 14207; source 14207 IMG_8320.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Close-up of the reverse weave and fringe. SKU 14207; source IMG_8316.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Gallery photograph showing this rug. SKU 14207; source 14207 IMG_8321.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Gallery photograph showing this rug. SKU 14207; source 14207 IMG_8322.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Gallery photograph showing this rug. SKU 14207; source 14207 IMG_8313.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Wool pile and folded-edge detail; the hand and red nail polish were edited with AI. SKU 14207; source IMG_8317.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Gallery photograph showing this rug. SKU 14207; source 14207 IMG_8314.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Gallery photograph showing this rug. SKU 14207; source 14207 IMG_8315.

Persian Tabriz Rug. Gallery photograph showing this rug. SKU 14207; source 14207 IMG_8318.

Original documentary video of rug 14207. Source IMG_8319.MOV.

Persian Tabriz Rug | 3' 2" × 5'

$610.00

Description
SPECS

The appeal of this circa-1960s Tabriz rug lies in the spacing of its small motifs and the restraint of its palette. Blue-grey details sit across a light beige field, with enough ground visible between them for each form to register. The result is patterned and expressive, yet visually quiet.

Look more closely and the repeat begins to reveal its rhythm: small forms, pale intervals and darker accents recur across the surface. The border gathers those same tones into a denser band, giving the light field a defined edge. This consistent scale makes the rug easy to appreciate as a whole, even when viewed at an angle or partly overlapped by furniture.

Its modest three-by-five-foot proportions would suit a bedside, a small reading area or the space in front of a chest. Linen, pale wood and blue-grey upholstery would continue its gentle colour relationships. A darker piece of furniture could give the setting more contrast while allowing the rug's detailed surface to remain a quiet point of interest.

Tabriz, in northwestern Iran, has long combined carpet weaving with an important role in trade. During the nineteenth century it became a major route through which carpets from the city and other parts of Iran reached export markets. Research also records a broad local design vocabulary, from medallion compositions to repeating floral patterns and pictorial work. This rug expresses a quieter side of that variety, using small, regularly spaced motifs and a restrained palette to create interest across the whole surface.

Rug Details

Age: Circa 1960s
Origin: Tabriz, Persia
Material: Hand-knotted wool pile on a cotton foundation
Dimensions: 3' 2" × 5' 0" (approximately 97 × 152 cm)

Origin:

Persia

Locality:

Tabriz

Nominal Size (ft):

3x5

Age Category:

Vintage

Color, Design and Pattern:

Beige
Blue
Geometric
Allover

Pile Material:

Wool

Foundation Material:

Cotton

Suitable Spaces:

Please Consider

Our rugs are truly unique and crafted with care. Their vintage and handmade nature means they may have imperfections and signs of wear, which add character. Each rug is handmade, so it may not be a perfect rectangle.

We strive to capture the rugs’ true colors in daylight photography, but they might appear slightly different in low-light environments or on different screen settings.

We’re happy to provide photos taken in different lighting or answer any questions.

Feel free to reach out if you need more information or assistance.

Sustainability

For every rug you purchase, we plant one tree.

Choosing vintage and antique rugs reduces waste, lowers the demand for new materials, and extends product lifespan, reducing your carbon footprint. Our rugs are crafted from natural and recyclable materials, promoting sustainability and environmental friendliness.

Shipping & Returns

Canada and USA

We offer free domestic shipping in both countries. Your order will ship locally, so you will not have to pay any import duties or taxes.

Worldwide

Affordable and fast shipping is available for all international destinations, including locations in Africa, Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Oceania (including Australia). Please contact us for a quote, and we will provide the exact shipping cost based on your item.

All orders are processed within 1 to 5 business days (excluding weekends and holidays) after receiving your order confirmation email. You will receive another notification once your order has shipped.

Refund policy

We accept returns up to 7 days after delivery if the item is unused and in its original condition, and we will refund the full order amount of item(s), but our valued customer is responsible to pay the shipping cost.

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at hello@rugtherock.com.

Care Instructions

Vacuuming

Regular vacuuming keeps your rug looking its best and extends its lifespan, reducing the need for professional cleaning. For best results, vacuum both the front and back sides of the rug from side to side, avoiding the fringes.

Spills

If spills occur, blot them immediately with a cloth. Then spray water on the spot and blot again, repeating as needed. For pet urine, spray white vinegar to help break down the enzymes that cause odor.

Professional Rug Cleaning

It’s generally recommended to have your rug professionally cleaned every five years, but trust your instincts—if it appears to need cleaning, don’t hesitate to have it washed. Hand-knotted carpets should never be dry cleaned or steam cleaned. Wall-to-wall carpet cleaning companies are usually not a good option. Always choose a professional rug cleaner who specializes in cleaning fine, handwoven carpets. If you’re in the GTA, we can provide professional rug cleaning for you!

Rug Pads

Using a rug pad with your vintage rug may extend its life and provide extra traction and protection for your floors. To learn more about the pros and cons of rug pads, read this article.