In Iran, carpets are not just daily necessities, but also a piece of hand-woven history, a cultural code that flows between the desert, the palace and the market. Persian carpets are known as "civilizations spread on the ground", and Tabriz is one of the most important art centers in this civilization. This classic Tabriz dark blue center badge pattern, decorated with red and green symmetrical strips, was born in Tabriz, a major city in northwestern Iran. It is hand-knotted and woven with hand-spun Cork wool*, showing the most representative symmetrical composition and medallion pattern in Persian craftsmanship. The dense and complex flowers, the smooth and elegant vines, combined with the deep color scheme of the earth and royal blue, spread the cultural memory of a city under your feet.

Its large size of 302×421cm covers an area of more than 12 square meters, which is not only rare, but also very imposing and collectible. Whether it is used as the core arrangement of a residential living room, or as a cultural symbol of an art gallery or hotel reception space, this Daburi can inject depth, dignity and storytelling into the space. The Persian woven painting is worth your quiet appreciation, and it is also an encounter between ancient civilization and modern life. If you are looking for a carpet that combines artistry and cultural spirit, we sincerely invite you to come and appreciate this work in person, or contact us to learn more about the story behind the carpet.

Tabriz is geographically closer to the northern Eurasian continent, so its technical background is influenced by Turkey and uses the Turkish Knot, which is a "symmetrical knot". Compared with other Iranian cities such as Isfahan, Nain, Qom, etc., which use the Persian knot, which is an "asymmetrical knot", the Turkish knot is good at creating square, thick and stable compositions. It is familiar with symmetrical patterns such as perfect circles and geometric patterns, and takes into account both gorgeous shapes and durable and thick textures.

Cork wool is a handmade rug industry term used to describe the raw material taken from the neck of sheep, known for its high fat content and softness. It is a high-quality wool that is particularly valuable in the production of hand-knotted rugs, helping to increase the durability and luxurious feel of the material.

Why are hand-knotted carpets more valuable than other carpet making techniques?

The product design and production process are much more complex than other processes. Depending on the size of the carpet, the average weaving time is 10-12 months.
The service life is superior to other production methods, with an average service life of more than 30 years! Hand-knotted rugs are known for their durability and long life. They can be passed down from generation to generation and often become precious heirlooms. Although the price is higher, their quality, craftsmanship and timeless appeal make them a reasonable investment.
Hand-knotted rugs are a great choice for high-traffic areas, such as hallways or living rooms. Their dense knots and sturdy construction enable them to withstand the rigors of daily use with exceptional durability and minimal shedding.

Authentic Iranian Tabriz wool hand knotted Persian carpet 302x421cm