Tabriz Persian Antique Allover Geometric Soft Beige Hand-Knotted Wool Rug – Circa 1920 BB7267 9'9" × 11'10" $43,000

This antique Persian Tabriz rug, woven circa 1920, belongs to the celebrated workshop tradition of northwestern Persia. Hand-knotted in wool, it reflects the disciplined symmetry and fine drawing for which Tabriz carpets are prized.

A soft beige field is organized by a striking diagonal lattice that forms a sequence of nested diamond and medallion motifs. Floral sprays, rosettes, and small arabesques soften the geometry, while dark navy-blue outlines give the composition depth and definition. The design feels formal yet restrained, with the worn clarity of an early twentieth-century carpet lending the pattern a gentle, collected patina.

A layered border system frames the field with palmettes, stylized blossoms, and repeating cartouches in muted blue, ivory, and teal. Its balanced palette and architectural layout make it an elegant choice for traditional, transitional, or layered interiors, where it can ground furnishings without overpowering the room.

Part of Doris Leslie Blau's grand collection, this antique rug embodies the rich heritage and refined craftsmanship that define the world's most exceptional carpets. Established in 1965, Doris Leslie Blau has earned an international reputation for curating rare and important rugs spanning centuries of design history.