The Tabriz Shah Abbas design is a classic Persian rug pattern originating from Tabriz, one of Iran’s most renowned carpet-weaving centers. Inspired by the Safavid-era artistry of Shah Abbas I (16th-17th century), this design is characterized by intricate floral motifs, elaborate medallions, and delicate arabesques. It often features scrolling vines, palmettes, and lotus flowers, creating a sense of elegance and harmony.
These rugs are typically woven with high-quality wool and silk, giving them a luxurious texture and detailed precision. The color palette includes rich reds, deep blues, soft ivories, and gold accents, enhancing the regal appeal. Tabriz rugs with the Shah Abbas design are highly prized for their fine craftsmanship, high knot density, and sophisticated aesthetics, making them a favorite among collectors and interior designers.