Description
Lot 31: This modern Tabriz rug, woven in the Miri family studio (circa 2010), features intricate Safavid-era arabesque motifs with Eslimi scrolls elegantly surrounding a mirrored centre of Shah-Abbasi designs. Accompanied by a Miri certificate of authenticity, this piece is a testament to the family’s dedication to traditional Persian rug artistry. With weaving centres in Tehran, Shiraz, and Tabriz, the Miri family has long been a cornerstone of Persian rug craftsmanship. Their legacy lies in their meticulous attention to detail, use of natural dyes, and incorporation of classic Persian motifs, resulting in high-quality pieces that are both beautiful and durable. Known internationally, Miri rugs often embody tribal and nomadic designs, particularly from the Qashqai and Luri traditions, and are cherished by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Their expertise in antique rug restoration further solidifies their reputation, making this Tabriz rug a refined addition to any collection. Miri rugs are always priced similar to Qum silk rugs in the market.
Size: 184x123cm
RRP: $12,000