Persian Shiraz Rug - 1.46 x 0.96 TribalShiraz has been known for centuries as the city of roses, which is reflected in the motifs of many of the carpets. However, the most common motif, and one by which the carpets may be identified, is the diamond shaped lozenge by itself in the centre of the carpet or repeated along the length twice or three times according to the size. The diamond motif of the Shiraz carpets is usually in light or dark blue and the background is normally red with
It has a central rosette pattern medallion that contain lovely colours that appear in the tendrils of the carpet and the main guard border
in this central medallion carpet we see so many colours and shapes that provide much interest and delight
The third one threw himself into the heart of the flame and was consumed
traditional-style rugs typically have uniform patterns
The motifs in the filed of the carpet are sprays of flowers that direct your attention to its centre
It is not as fine and soft as the cork wool of other Persian carpets
This is a magnificent silk foundation carpet from the city of Isfahan
weeping willows and cypresses
The carpet has an abundance of floral motifs
The older Sanandaj rugs are extremely valuable and durable
Because of this the carpets – named after the nomads of the Bakhtiari tribe
Superfine Tabriz rugs typically feature: High knot counts that allow for crisp
