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An antique red Tabriz rug with symbolic lotus flowers and an inscribed Khayyam poem, combining classic and postmodern elements for a bold interior statement.
An antique red Tabriz rug adorned with eight-petal circular flowers, symbolizing the lotus flower in Iranian art and reminiscent of the floral motifs on the reliefs of Persepolis. This rug, featuring an inscription with a poem by the famous Iranian poet Khayyam, is likely a special commissioned piece. The inclusion of this thought-provoking and philosophical verse, which is not commonly found in Iranian rugs, adds a layer of intrigue, making this floral medallion rug a story in itself—unraveling its mystery is like solving a puzzle.
A red rug with blue borders is a daring choice, as the combination of warm and cool colors requires skillful handling, akin to taming a wild horse. This bold pairing showcases the strength and confidence of the decorator. While this is a classic Tabriz medallion rug, its composition, with individual flowers and a border design that recalls the iconic S-shape associated with Versace (done in golden and yellow hues), makes it adaptable to a postmodern decor.
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