This exquisite Persian Tabriz rug, 8'3" x 11'3", showcases refined Persian weaving. The Mahi (Herati) design has delicate floral motifs and precise detailing, all hand-knotted with fine wool, creating a luxurious pile. Its soft, natural tones complement any décor, adding warmth and elegance. Persian Gallery of Nashville offers this masterpiece at the best price, reflecting our dedication to exceptional, globally-sourced rugs. Discover the timeless beauty and craftsmanship in our collection today.
 
This is a Persian Fine Tabriz Rug, measuring 8 feet 3 inches by 11 feet 3 inches. Let's break down the details based on typical features seen in Tabriz rugs:
General Characteristics:
Origin: Tabriz, one of the major carpet weaving centers in Iran, known for its diverse designs and high quality.  
Material: High-quality wool is the most common for Tabriz rugs, likely used for the pile. Cotton is probably used for the foundation (warps and wefts). Silk could be incorporated for highlights, though it's not immediately apparent in this image.
Weave: Fine weave, as is typical for Tabriz, indicated by the detailed pattern and smooth surface. The knot density is high, contributing to the clarity of the design.
Design and Pattern:
Central Medallion: A prominent central medallion dominates the field. a multi-lobed design with intricate floral,
Field: The field surrounding the medallion is filled with a repeating pattern. It's difficult to determine the exact motif without a clearer image,
Mahi (Fish) Design: This pattern is characterized by small, repeating fish-like motifs, often arranged around a central medallion or in an all-over pattern. The image hints at this possibility.  
Herati Pattern: A common motif in Persian rugs, consisting of a stylized flower (often resembling an acanthus leaf) with delicate leaves curving around it.  
Overall Floral Design: A dense and intricate pattern of flowers and vines.
Borders: Multiple borders frame the rug. They feature repeating floral and geometric patterns, complementary to the design in the field. Note the detailed cartouche border (the wider border with distinct panels) which is a common feature in finer Tabriz rugs.  
Color Palette: The colors muted and sophisticated, featuring a range of:
Background: A light, ivory or beige field.
Medallion & Motifs: Shades of brown, rust red, soft blues, green and gold.
Borders: Complementary colors that tie the whole design together.
Symmetry: The design displays the typical Persian symmetry, with a balanced and harmonious arrangement of motifs.