Description
Antique Tabriz Haj Jalili Rug – Rare Persian Masterwork, Circa Late 19th Century
Presenting a rare and exceptional antique Tabriz Haj Jalili rug, hand-knotted in northwest Persia in the late 19th century. Created under the direction of the master weaver Haj Jalili—renowned for elevating Tabriz weaving into a fine art—this piece represents the pinnacle of Persian rug artistry during the Qajar period.
Measuring [insert dimensions], the rug features a refined allover design with delicate floral motifs, arabesques, and intricate vine scrolls. A finely drawn central medallion and elegant corner spandrels rest on a luminous field. Natural vegetable dyes give the rug its warm, glowing patina, while the high knot count and precise detailing reflect its workshop origins.
Woven with incredibly fine wool on a cotton foundation, this piece is both visually arresting and structurally sound. It retains even wear consistent with age, and any restoration has been executed with expert care to preserve its integrity. The rug lies flat and presents beautifully, making it suitable for a formal setting or as a statement piece in a curated collection.
Haj Jalili rugs are highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs due to their rarity, elegance, and historic significance. This rug is not only a beautiful decorative item but also a valuable artifact of Persian cultural heritage.
Professionally cleaned and ready for use or display. Additional photos, condition report, and provenance available upon request.
