Antique Tabriz Small Scatter Size Wool Rug, Country of Origin: Iran / Persia, Circa Date: 1880s. This exceptional piece is a testament to the sophisticated weaving traditions of Northwest Persia during the Qajar era. Tabriz rugs from this period are highly prized for their technical precision and use of rich, natural dyes, making this a superb example of Iranian / Persian rugs.
The field features a striking central medallion rendered in slate blue and ivory, set against a warm, saturated terracotta ground. The design is densely populated with intricate vine work, palmettes, and delicate rosettes, showcasing the enduring appeal of floral rugs within classical Persian design. The composition is balanced and highly formal, characteristic of the finest urban workshop pieces.
Woven entirely in high-quality wool, the rug retains excellent clarity in its pattern definition despite its age. Its dimensions classify it as a small scatter size rug, making it an ideal accent piece for an entryway, beside a chair, or layered over a larger carpet, adding a concentrated burst of historical color and texture.
The finely executed borders, featuring repeating cartouches and stylized blossoms, perfectly frame the central narrative. This Tabriz scatter is a distinguished acquisition for collectors seeking genuine antique rugs that combine historical integrity with decorative versatility, offering a timeless aesthetic rooted in the late 19th century.
