Tabriz Persian Antique Floral Allover Light Beige Hand-Knotted Wool Rug – Circa 1920 BB5739 9'0" × 12'8" $53,000

This Persian Tabriz carpet, woven circa 1920, reflects the refined workshop tradition of northwestern Persia in a hand-knotted wool construction. Its antique character is softened by age, yet the drawing remains crisp and assured, making it a fine example of early 20th-century Tabriz weaving and a durable choice for collectors and designers alike.

The light blue field is animated by an allover trellis of scrolling stems, floral sprays, and subdued crest-like medallions. Rust, chestnut, ivory, and taupe accents give the botanical pattern warmth and definition, while the mirrored structure creates a calm, courtly rhythm across the surface. The design feels orderly without becoming rigid, lending the rug a measured formality that pairs easily with traditional furnishings or more layered, eclectic rooms.

A layered border completes the composition with floral rosettes and vine motifs that echo the field in a more contained register. Finely balanced and quietly decorative, this antique Persian rug brings structure and softness to formal living rooms, dining areas, or interiors that call for traditional pattern with a lighter palette.

Sourced from Doris Leslie Blau, this antique rug reflects the gallery's longstanding dedication to preserving the finest examples of carpet artistry from around the world. Its remarkable craftsmanship and patina make it both a decorative statement and a collectible work of art.