Tabriz – Handmade – 223
1,800.000 KD
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Tabriz – Handmade – 223
1,800.000 KD
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Carpet specifications
| Carpet code | 223 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 245 × 345 cm |
| Construction | Handmade |
| Stock location | Saraya Carpet, Kuwait |
245 × 345 cm — Tabriz Handmade Carpet
This handmade Tabriz carpet combines a pale cream and ivory ground with a finely layered floral composition in soft sage green, grey-blue, dusty rose, muted red, beige and touches of subdued gold. An elaborate central medallion is surrounded by curling vines, flower heads, palmette-like forms and delicately outlined leaves, with shaped corner details balancing the centre. Several narrow patterned bands frame a broad decorative border that repeats the softer colours and floral forms of the field. The dense detail and gently blended palette give the carpet a refined, softly blended character.
The generous format gives the central medallion and wide floral border room to show around larger furniture groupings.
Perfect for:
- 🛋️ Living rooms — anchors a full seating arrangement
- 🏛️ Formal sitting rooms — complements pale upholstery and classic furniture
- 🛏️ Large bedrooms — extends the soft palette around a bed with ample floor space
This rug suits a master bedroom, a formal dining room, or a neoclassical sitting room, and is best suited to anchoring a spacious classic living room beneath a coffee table.
Details
This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.
Shipping & Returns
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