Celeste Rugs 8x9'7'' Hand Knotted Mint Wool Oriental Area Rug | Indo Tabriz Traditional Bordered Plush Pile Vintage

Celeste Rugs 8x9'7'' Hand Knotted Mint Wool Oriental Area Rug | Indo Tabriz Traditional Bordered Plush Pile VintageMeasuring approximately 8 9'7'', this hand knotted Indo Tabriz wool rug features a generous 0. 75 inch plush pile and a calm mint green central field that emphasizes openness and understated luxury. Negative space plays a central role in the design, a hallmark of classic Tabriz carpets, allowing the field to breathe and enhancing the sense of scale in larger rooms. The composition is anchored by a layered border system rich in floral symbolism.

Measuring approximately 8 × 9'7'', this hand knotted Indo Tabriz wool rug features a generous 0.75-inch plush pile and a calm mint green central field that emphasizes openness and understated luxury. Negative space plays a central role in the design, a hallmark of classic Tabriz carpets, allowing the field to breathe and enhancing the sense of scale in larger rooms. The composition is anchored by a layered border system rich in floral symbolism. Rosettes and palmettes connected by vine scrolls symbolize continuity and balance, rendered in ivory and beige with accents of blush, muted red, soft blue, and navy. Slim guard borders in coordinating hues tighten the structure and add architectural definition. The result is a balanced Oriental area rug that blends softness with precision, making it ideal for elegant living rooms, dining spaces, or curated traditional interiors seeking a light, airy palette.

• Exact Size: 8x9'7"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Mint, Ivory, Blush, Blue, Red, green, Navy, Multi,
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.75 inch
• Condition: Pre-Owned
• Condition Description: Vintage in excellent condition
• Rug#: CL20285

Story Behind the Art: Indo-Tabriz rugs represent a refined fusion of classical Persian design heritage and skilled Indian craftsmanship. Although woven in India, their artistic lineage traces directly to the historic city of Tabriz in northwestern Iran, one of the most respected centers of Persian rug production. While authentic Persian Tabriz rugs are highly prized for extreme technical precision and historical significance, Indo-Tabriz rugs provide a more accessible bridge between antique aesthetics and modern affordability. These rugs faithfully replicate classic Tabriz designs, most notably the Mahi (Herati) pattern—a repeating diamond lattice accented with stylized fish or leaf motifs. Indo-Tabriz rugs are hand-knotted using the Persian asymmetrical knot, typically with a wool pile over a cotton foundation. One distinguishing characteristic is flexibility: Persian Tabriz rugs often have a stiff, compact back, whereas Indo-Tabriz rugs feel slightly more supple while retaining visual authenticity.