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More about Tabriz Rugs
Tabriz in north-west Persia has one of the country’s oldest knotting traditions; the city was long a hub of the caravan routes. Typical features are a short, densely knotted pile and precise floral patterns around a central medallion, often in the Mahi pattern. Fineness is given in Raj. With us you’ll find Tabriz rugs from runners up to 300 × 400 cm.
Frequently asked questions about Tabriz Rugs
What is a Tabriz rug?
A hand-knotted city rug from Tabriz in north-west Persia, known for its short, dense pile and precise floral patterns around a medallion.
What does 50 Raj mean?
Raj describes the fineness of the knotting: the higher the value, the denser the rug. According to our product data, most of our Tabriz rugs have 450,000 to 550,000 knots per square metre.
How can I recognise a Tabriz?
By medallion designs with detailed borders, often in the Mahi pattern, and by precise, dense knotting with a short pile.










































































































