Tabriz Rugs are distinguished by a weaving heritage that traces its origins to Northwest Iran, where the city has long served as a centre of textile arts. While the region’s artisans are proficient in a range of styles, Tabriz carpet weaving is especially noted for technical refinement, with many examples featuring a remarkably fine knotting technique that enables clarity and precision in intricate design. Azeri craftsmanship, evident in each piece, produces surfaces that are not only visually complex but durable for practical use in contemporary interiors.

Designs often showcase the medallion and corner pattern, a motif synonymous with the area, as well as elaborate floral arabesque patterns and nuanced scrollwork. Tabriz silk rugs in particular demonstrate an elevated layer of artistry, with lustrous finishing and crisp detailing that set them apart within the Persian Tabriz rugs tradition. Subtle colour palettes and harmonious compositions further support the adaptability of these rugs in UK homes where understated luxury and authentic provenance are appreciated.

Antique Tabriz rugs are noted for their diversity, sometimes referencing classical themes and at other times adopting more restrained geometric or pictorial work. This flexibility reflects both the cosmopolitan history of Tabriz itself and its responsiveness to shifting tastes over centuries. Each handmade Tabriz rug, whether wool or silk, offers a unique snapshot into this rich tapestry of local markers and weaving ingenuity.