
Oval Hand-Knotted Persian Style Silk or Fine Wool Tabriz Rug
This is a high-quality oval-shaped hand-knotted rug, likely of Persian origin or a fine reproduction such as a Tabriz or Qum style. The rug features an intricate central star medallion surrounded by a field of dense floral arabesques and scrolling vine-work (islimi) on a deep onyx-black ground. The color palette is sophisticated, utilizing warm terracotta reds, cream, sage green, and hints of sky blue. The border is uniquely scalloped or 'lobed', following the oval contour of the piece with repeating floral cartouches. Construction appears to be fine silk or a very high-grade wool on a cotton or silk foundation, evidenced by the delicate white fringe and the sharp definition of the patterns. The craftsmanship indicates a high knot count, suggesting a master-weaver level of detail. It measures approximately 3 to 4 feet in length, suitable as an accent or entryway piece. Condition appears excellent with no visible fading, stains, or pile loss, though the fringe shows minor tangling consistent with gentle use. The style is classic Persian, likely late 20th century to contemporary.
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Estimated Value
$1,800 - $2,600
Basic Information
Category
Textiles and Floor Coverings
Appraised On
February 25, 2026
Estimated Value
$1,800 - $2,600
Item Description
This is a high-quality oval-shaped hand-knotted rug, likely of Persian origin or a fine reproduction such as a Tabriz or Qum style. The rug features an intricate central star medallion surrounded by a field of dense floral arabesques and scrolling vine-work (islimi) on a deep onyx-black ground. The color palette is sophisticated, utilizing warm terracotta reds, cream, sage green, and hints of sky blue. The border is uniquely scalloped or 'lobed', following the oval contour of the piece with repeating floral cartouches. Construction appears to be fine silk or a very high-grade wool on a cotton or silk foundation, evidenced by the delicate white fringe and the sharp definition of the patterns. The craftsmanship indicates a high knot count, suggesting a master-weaver level of detail. It measures approximately 3 to 4 feet in length, suitable as an accent or entryway piece. Condition appears excellent with no visible fading, stains, or pile loss, though the fringe shows minor tangling consistent with gentle use. The style is classic Persian, likely late 20th century to contemporary.
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