Antique Fine Tabriz Haji Jalili Rug Size: 9'0" × 12'5" Origin: Tabriz, Persia Date: Circa 1850s Material: Wool pile on cotton foundation An extraordinary example of early Tabriz weaving attributed to the celebrated Haji Jalili tradition, renowned for its refined artistry and sophisticated color palettes. This magnificent rug features an elegantly drawn central medallion surrounded by an intricate allover floral field, creating a composition of remarkable balance and harmony. The subtle palette of soft gold, camel, ivory, muted blue, and warm earth tones reflects the distinctive aesthetic that made Haji Jalili carpets highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs. Delicate floral motifs, scrolling vinery, and finely rendered corner spandrels demonstrate an exceptional level of craftsmanship and artistic refinement. Framed by a richly detailed border filled with stylized palmettes and floral ornamentation, the design possesses both grandeur and understated elegance. The finely woven wool pile and meticulous drawing exemplify the highest standards of nineteenth-century Persian rug production. A rare and important antique carpet, this mid-nineteenth-century Tabriz Haji Jalili represents one of the most admired achievements in Persian textile art, combining exceptional beauty, historical significance, and enduring decorative appeal.