Home Hand Knotted Tabriz Wool Rug 9' 10" x 13' 6" - No. AT35036

Hand Knotted Tabriz Wool Rug 9' 10" x 13' 6" - No. AT35036

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Colors	Rust / Blue
Condition	New
Construction	Hand Knotted
Content	Wool
Design	Tabriz
Origin	Afghanistan
Shape	Rectangle
Thickness-mm	1/4"
Tone	Colorful
Warp	Cotton

Tabriz rugs are celebrated for their unparalleled craftsmanship, intricate patterns, and rich heritage. As some of the most distinguished handwoven carpets in the world, these rugs are a testament to the artistry and dedication of skilled weavers. Known for their exceptional quality and sophisticated designs, Tabriz rugs are sought after by collectors, decorators, and homeowners alike for their ability to transform any space into a haven of elegance and warmth. The tradition of weaving Tabriz rugs dates back centuries, with the region establishing itself as a major center for rug production. Over the years, Tabriz rugs have become synonymous with luxury and refinement, renowned for their intricate designs and fine materials. The art of rug weaving in Tabriz has been passed down through generations, blending age-old techniques with the creativity of master artisans. Tabriz rugs were historically commissioned by royalty and nobility, serving as both decorative pieces and symbols of wealth and status. Today, they remain a prized possession for anyone who appreciates fine craftsmanship and timeless design. Tabriz rugs are known for their wide variety of patterns, ranging from traditional to more contemporary styles. Common motifs include elaborate floral arrangements, medallions, arabesques, and intricate vine work. Many Tabriz rugs also feature pictorial designs that depict scenes from nature, history, or mythology, showcasing the creativity and storytelling ability of the weavers. A distinguishing feature of Tabriz rugs is their attention to detail, with each design meticulously executed to create a harmonious and balanced composition. The intricate patterns are often framed by elegant borders that enhance the rug's overall aesthetic. The color schemes of Tabriz rugs are carefully curated to evoke a sense of luxury and sophistication. They often feature a combination of deep reds, blues, ivory, gold, and earthy tones, creating a striking yet harmonious look. These colors are traditionally derived from natural dyes, ensuring that they retain their vibrancy over time. The subtle blending and shading of colors in Tabriz rugs add depth and dimension, making them visually captivating and suitable for a range of interior styles. Tabriz rugs are crafted using the finest materials, including high-quality wool, silk, or a combination of both. Wool provides durability and softness, while silk adds a touch of opulence with its lustrous sheen. The foundation is typically made of cotton, offering strength and stability to the weave. Silk Tabriz rugs are particularly prized for their delicate texture and intricate detailing, making them a favorite among collectors. One of the hallmarks of Tabriz rugs is their high knot density, which allows for incredibly fine detailing and intricate patterns. Skilled artisans use traditional knotting techniques, often incorporating hundreds of knots per square inch. This level of precision results in a smooth and durable surface that highlights the beauty of the design. The process of creating a Tabriz rug is time-intensive and requires exceptional skill, with each rug representing months or even years of meticulous work. Tabriz rugs are versatile and can elevate the aesthetic of any room. Their intricate patterns and rich colors make them ideal for formal living rooms, dining areas, or master bedrooms. They also pair beautifully with modern or minimalist interiors, adding a touch of warmth and character. Whether used as a centerpiece or an accent, a Tabriz rug brings elegance and refinement to any space, creating an inviting atmosphere. In addition to their beauty, Tabriz rugs are known for their durability. The high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship ensure that these rugs can withstand regular use while maintaining their charm. With proper care, a Tabriz rug can last for generations, becoming a treasured family heirloom. To preserve the beauty and longevity of a Tabriz rug, regular maintenance is essential. Vacuum gently to remove dust and debris, rotate the rug periodically to prevent uneven wear, and avoid placing it in areas with heavy sunlight exposure. Professional cleaning is recommended for deep cleaning and to maintain the rug's vibrant colors. Tabriz rugs are a true embodiment of artistry, tradition, and elegance. Their intricate designs, luxurious materials, and exceptional craftsmanship make them a timeless addition to any home or collection. Whether adorning a modern living space or a traditional setting, a Tabriz rug adds a touch of sophistication and warmth. Investing in a Tabriz rug means acquiring a piece of history and culture, one that will continue to be cherished for generations to come. These rugs are more than floor coveringsthey are works of art that enhance the beauty and character of any space. This item is shipped to the United States and Canada only. Please check our website for more items that qualify for free international shipping.

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Rotate your rugs frequently to equalize the damaging effects of the sunlight. Continual direct exposure to sunlight will damage a rug over time, use window shades, shutters, or heavy curtains to safeguard your investment.

Protect your rugs from Fumes and Dampness from furnaces, stoves, chimneys and auto exhaust can mix with humidity in the atmosphere to form an acid that fades and deteriorates the appearance of wool. Over time, dampness will rot the threads and destroy the fibers of a rug. Keep them in a dry environment.

Wear and tear If a rug is cut or torn, have a competent person repair the damage as soon as possible. Holes can expand very quickly and ruin an otherwise repairable carpet. With ordinary use, the selvage edges tend to fray as they are not as compressed as the rug pile. Worn edges can easily be re-darned. Fringes can be replaced. Worn or damaged areas in the middle of a rug can be re-knotted. Even large holes can be restored.

Moths can cause extensive damage to Oriental rugs; however, a carpet in normal use is rarely in danger from moths. Frequent rotation and regular exposure to light and air usually keeps moths at bay. Eliminate these pests and safeguard against their return by spraying the front and back of a carpet every six months with moth spray.

Padding an Oriental rug the life can be doubled with the use of good-quality padding. Padding protects the rug, especially in heavily-trafficked areas. The best padding is made of hair or fiber with a rubberized surface to prevent moving and wrinkling. Avoid synthetic pad that takes on the appearance of rubber as it turns to an abrasive powder after several years.

Cleaning The beauty and life of Oriental rugs are vitally dependent on their cleanliness. Lack of maintenance will contribute to loss in the potential investment.

Sweeping the rug with a broom at least once a week removes loose soil and brings out it's natural sheen

Beating is one of the best methods for cleaning a rug. It should be beaten several times on each side, always in dry weather.

Vacuuming Try to use a low suction level and a new bag. Never vacuum against the nap, as this presses dirt back into the rug. (Run your hand across the pile from fringe to fringe to determine the direction of the nap.) Do not vacuum the fringes. The suction of a powerful vacuum cleaner can tear the fringe.

Washing Oriental rugs should be washed every three to five years, depending on their use and the amount of traffic they endure. Using steam-cleaning or chemicals on an Oriental rug removes the natural oils from the wool. The pile becomes brittle, and the carpet wears out sooner. Do not, unless absolutely necessary, submerge an Oriental rug in water. Surface cleaning is usually all that is required.

Crushed pile Revive carpet pile that has been crushed by heavy furniture by brushing the indented area with a soft brush. Moisten with a spray bottle, and brush again.

Storage If a rug must be stored, it must be inspected regularly. To store a rug, wrap it in fabric. An Oriental rug needs to breathe. It can rot or mildew in plastic. A rug can be rolled up and stored in a chest with some paradichlorobenzene crystals, which make the wool inedible to moths. DO NOT lay carpets flat on top of one another for any length of time. A rug stored in a damp or humid area will mildew, which discolors and weakens the fibers. A hot or poorly ventilated storage area will dry out the base of the rug, making it brittle, destroying strength and durability. If you act immediately, you can prevent virtually any spill from becoming a stain.

Among the finest handmade oriental rugs ever made, Isfahan rugs are the summum of the Persian carpet. In an enchanted city, renowned for its taste and finesse, these carpets are of great delicacy and utmost intricacy. The city of Isfahan holds place of pride in the Persian rug industry because of its rich history and reputation dating back to the 16th century. Most Isfahan carpets are finely detailed in wool and silk, often on a base of pure silk. Patterns include pictorial and tree-of-life schemes, as well as the Shah Abbas field with its floral vines.

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