Modern decor
Simple, minimal patterns in a neutral dominant color (cream, walnut) work well. Steering clear of busy patterns keeps the space balanced.
Choosing by decor
Classic decor
Rugs with a medallion pattern and natural dyes are a strong choice; they sit well alongside wooden, classic furniture.
Traditional decor
The Shekargah pattern and other authentic Tabriz designs, in warm colors like red and gold, are a good fit.
Minimal decor
A rug with a simple pattern in one or two colors. A piece in indigo or cream can anchor a room as a focal point without crowding it.
Choosing by size
Khalicheh and Ghalicheh
For an entryway, bedside, or small spaces — easy to move, and they add a spot of color to a room.
Bedroom (6-Meter)
A 6-meter rug suits a standard bedroom. At minimum, the foot of the bed should rest on it.
Large living room (9-Meter)
A 9-meter rug suits a larger living room. Leave at least 30 cm of rug showing beyond the furniture on every side.
Choosing by material
Wool
Tabriz wool is strong and durable; it holds color well and wears for years underfoot. Well suited to high-traffic rooms.
Silk
Silk allows for a finer knot and sharper pattern, and it catches the light. More delicate — better for a low-traffic room or as a framed piece.
Wool & Silk
A wool weave with silk highlights in the flowers and detail — where tradition meets refinement. A balanced choice for modern decor.
Choosing by pattern
Shekargah (Hunting Scene)
A hunting scene with riders and gazelles — full of movement and detail.
Golestan
A delicate floral spread, drawn from nature.
Salari
One of the classic, well-known patterns of Tabriz rugs.
Gharebaghi
One of the classic, well-known patterns of Tabriz rugs.
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