Handmade Vintage Persian Tabriz Narvani Rug 6.7' x 9.5' (205cm x 290cm), 1970s - 1D136 Discover the Timeless Artistry of Persian Tabriz Rugs This stunning handmade vintage Persian style Tabriz Narvani rug from the 1970s is a true masterpiece of exceptional craftsmanship. Featuring the signature of "Narvani," this rug showcases an intricate figural "Four Seasons" design, woven with fine kork wool on a silk foundation. Its vibrant multicolored hues and intricate patterns make it an extraordinary addition to any sophisticated space. Key Features Age: Crafted in the 1970s Origin: Middle East (Persian Tabriz design) Material: High-quality kork wool on a silk foundation for elegance and durability Technique: Hand-knotted with approximately 500,000 knots per square meter Period: 1970-1979 Design: Figural "Four Seasons" motif with intricate patterns and vibrant multicolored hues Style: Classic Oriental elegance Shape: Rectangular Dimensions: Approximately 6'7" x 9'5" (205 cm x 290 cm) Condition: Very good; well-preserved with vibrant colors and minimal signs of wear, carefully maintained for lasting beauty and structural integrity Special Features Signature: Signed by the renowned artisan "Narvani," adding a unique touch of authenticity Versatility: Ideal for living rooms, dining areas, or formal spaces, enhancing any interior style Authenticity: Guaranteed hand-knotted and original, not industrially produced Why Choose This Rug? Enhance your home with the timeless artistry of this Persian Tabriz "Narvani" rug. Its exquisite craftsmanship and vintage charm make it a perfect choice for any space, blending tradition with sophisticated style. This Tabriz masterpiece showcases remarkable craftsmanship, with premium kork wool and silk for a soft, lustrous finish. The figural patterns and vibrant tones create a stunning visual impact, making this rug a true centerpiece of sophistication and elegance. Seize the opportunity to own a piece of history with this handmade vintage Persian style Tabriz Narvani rug. It's more than just a rug?it's a conversation piece, a work of art, and a testament to the enduring beauty of Persian craftsmanship. (description exceeds maximum possible length)