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1940s Persian Tabriz Carpet. Hand woven in the Tabriz region of Northern Iran. Distressed and refinished in the U.S.
The Persian carpet is a part of the Persian (Iranian) art and culture. Carpet-weaving in Persia dates back to the Bronze Age. The earliest surviving Persian carpets come from the Safavid dynasty in the 16th century.

This Vintage Persian Tabriz Runner measures 2'5" x 15'3" and is hand-woven with wool on a cotton foundation in the Tabriz region of Iran. It has been expertly refinished in the United States. The Persian rug is a testament to the art and culture of Iran and has a long history dating back to the Bronze Age. The earliest surviving Persian rugs can be traced back to the Safavid dynasty in the 16th century, showcasing the enduring legacy of this craft.

This lavish hand-knotted Persian Tabriz rug adds the perfect touch of elegance to any space. Its intricate design features 100% wool on cotton and is semi-antique, making it both sturdy and long-lasting. Its 2'7" x 12'3" size can cover large spaces and its intricate details add a luxurious feel to your home.

Create an eye-catching, timeless look with this Vintage Turkish OverDyed Rug. Featuring a unique, wool on cotton, distressed look and bold colors, this rug is the perfect choice to add a vintage touch to any room. With a size of 3'8" x 6'10", it's an ideal choice for a variety of floor spaces.

This vintage Persian Tabriz Runner is a stunning 2'8" x 9'8" slice of history. Crafted from wool on cotton, its durability is guaranteed to last a lifetime creating a timeless addition to any home.

Circa 1900. Sivas in eastern Anatolia is best known for interpretations in light tones of Persian, especially Tabriz, designs. The pile is usually low and the weaves are medium Fine. They are decorative in the best sense, but are actually quite hard to find. The rug is in good condition with a low pile that adds the patina so special in antique and vintage rugs.

Circa 1900. This lovely rug is lightly distressed or shabby chic with low pile that adds to the patina and beauty of this handwoven Turkish rug. Colors: oatmeal or taupe. Sivas in eastern Anatolia is best known for interpretations in light tones of Persian, especially Tabriz, designs. The pile is usually low and the weaves are medium fine. They are decorative in the best sense, but are actually quite hard to find.

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