Tabriz Kork mit sehr viel Seidenanteil - Carpet - 250 cm - 250 cm

A guaranteed hand-knotted extremely fine Tabriz, unique piece, Persian carpet Dimensions: approx. 250 cm x 250 cm diameter (round) Knots per square metre : approx. 650,000 Pile: 70% wool (very fine) 30% genuine silk Warp: 100% cotton Motif: floral and tendrils pattern Condition: excellent condition Age: new and never used Tabriz carpet This classic Tabriz Persian carpet is one of the most sought-after workshop-made carpets in the world due to its excellent knotting and material qualities as well as the memorable patterned designs. Genuine, hand-knotted Tabriz carpets come from the capital of the same name in East Azerbaijan, a northern Iranian cultural metropolis and city steeped in history, which was one of the leading centres of Persian carpet production as early as the 16th century. Excellent materials such as velvety-looking cork wool and shiny silk threads ensure the special elegance of the Tabriz pile. The knotting quality of a Tabriz carpet can be determined from the specified Raj number - the higher it is, the finer the knot density, which can reach a million or more knots per square meter. In the case of particularly finely knotted qualities, silk is used for the warp instead of the usual cotton thread. The Persian carpet also meets the highest demands with its magnificent ornamentation: whether traditional Mahi motif with medallion, classic floral patterns, imaginative imagery or all-over repeated patterns - every design of Tabriz carpets offers a wonderful appearance, promotes a stylish ambience and gives it fine Persian carpet has the potential to become a highly valued collector's item. Special characteristics: very fine & luxurious, rare pattern, beautiful colours All of our carpets are organically cleaned by hand on-site according to tradition. You can use our carpets immediately. Insured shipping with UPS with tracking number to follow the shipment Invoice includes German VAT of 19%. This carpet was exported from Iran before 1 January 2015.