Скачать или смотреть 11'5 x 16'5 Persian Tabriz Mahi 50 Raj Rug with Layered Diamond Medallion Design

Buy : https://www.rugs.net/11-5-x-16-5-pers...

This 11'5 x 16'5 Persian Tabriz Mahi rug is a finely hand knotted example of classic Azerbaijani craftsmanship. Woven with exceptional precision, it features a dense allover Herati Mahi pattern anchored by a balanced central medallion. The large scale and refined detailing make it well suited for expansive living spaces, formal interiors, and grand rooms where structure and pattern matter.

Design and Motifs

The field is composed of the traditional Mahi fish design arranged in a tight diamond lattice, creating rhythm and depth across the surface. A scalloped medallion rises organically from the center, framed by repeating floral rosettes, botehs, and leaf forms. The symmetry and repetition reflect the disciplined design language for which Tabriz rugs are known.

Border and Framing

Multiple borders surround the field, led by a detailed main border filled with floral palmettes and vine scrolls. Guard borders add contrast and visual stability, drawing the eye inward while maintaining strong perimeter definition. The borders are carefully proportioned to the rug’s oversize format.

Colors and Their Placement

A deep navy blue ground dominates the field, accented by ivory, rust red, soft turquoise, olive green, camel, and warm brown tones. The colors are harmoniously distributed, with lighter highlights lifting the pattern and darker hues grounding the composition. Some photos may appear slightly warmer or more yellow due to lighting, while the true colors are more muted and balanced in person.

Materials and Craftsmanship

Hand knotted using high quality wool on a cotton foundation, this rug displays a fine 50 Raj weave associated with high grade Tabriz production. The knot density allows for crisp pattern definition, smooth pile texture, and long term structural integrity. The back clearly reveals tight, even knotting.


📞 Tel: 855 576 7705


🎶 Music: Piano by my amazing cousin Josh Harooni


   / @joshharooni140