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Drawing from classical Indo-Persian pictorial weaving, this approximately 6 × 9 hand-knotted wool rug features a luxurious 1.00-inch high, velvety plush pile with a subtle silky sheen, supported by a cotton foundation. The ivory and beige ground acts as a soft backdrop, allowing the narrative design to unfold with clarity. The field depicts a garden-like scene with stylized trees, flowering branches, and birds arranged in rhythmic harmony. Soft pinks and peaches animate blossoms, while sage and green tones define foliage. Blue and gray accents add depth and dimension, guiding the eye across the surface. The border gently echoes floral motifs without interrupting the pictorial flow. Ideal for libraries, living rooms, or intimate seating areas, this rug functions as both a decorative centerpiece and a woven work of art.
Story Behind the Art : Indo-Tabriz rugs embody a refined blend of Persian design heritage and Indian craftsmanship. Although woven in India, their aesthetic lineage traces directly to the historic weaving city of Tabriz in northwestern Iran. While authentic Persian Tabriz rugs are prized for their extreme precision and stiff construction, Indo-Tabriz rugs offer a more approachable alternative that preserves classic design elements. These rugs commonly feature the Mahi (Herati) pattern—a repeating diamond lattice with stylized fish or leaf motifs. Hand-knotted using the Persian asymmetrical knot, Indo-Tabriz rugs typically use wool piles over cotton foundations. A distinguishing feature is their slightly more flexible back compared to Persian Tabriz rugs, offering comfort without compromising visual authenticity.
