A hand-knotted Tabriz of this age and scale rarely survives intact, let alone reaches the open market. Woven approximately a century ago in Türkiye, this 308 x 405cm piece has passed through a hundred years of use and arrived with the kind of presence that only time can give. The field is geometric rather than floral, a precise, repeating lattice of hexagons, stars and diamonds worked in aged charcoal and warm slate across a sandy taupe ground. Where most antique Tabriz rugs of this period anchor the eye with a central medallion, this one offers no such resting point, the pattern moves continuously, edge to edge. The surface carries a patina of its age with a low, worn pile and subtle abrash that shift with the light, deepening and lifting across the field. Structurally sound.Irreplaceable. The border is just as considered as the field with layered bands of geometric and botanical forms running the full perimeter, with faint traces of seafoam threading through the earthy tones and lifting the whole palette. Colour Palette: Sandy taupe and warm stone ground with aged charcoal, slate and graphite patterning. Boarder with hints of sea foam. Material: 100% wool Weave: Hand Knotted Origin: TürkiyeAge: Tabriz approx. 100 Years Old
