Tabriz carpets bring that drab, colorless interior to life!
This blog will answer some of the questions asked about Tabriz rugs.

Are Persian Tabriz rugs worth buying?

Tabriz rugs are among the more expensive Persian carpets, but any rug expert will tell you that the higher price is well worth it, both in terms of the refinement they would bring to any room and as an investment.

What materials are used to make Antique Tabriz carpets?

Tabriz carpets have a distinctive weave that consists of cotton or wool warps and double wefts made of cotton or wool. Some artisans use silk or a blend of silk and wool for the pile, with Kurk wool and silk blended together.

How do you figure out what the pattern of your Persian rug is?

In other words, there are no sewn-on fringes on a genuine Oriental or Persian carpet. Fringes are an integral part of the carpet since they are the end of the warp yarns. If the fringes on the back of the rug have been stitched on, it is likely to be a genuine oriental rug.

Tabriz carpets come in how many varieties of colors?

Tabriz carpets are made of fine wool, which gives the colors a luster and allows for easy handling.

How do you keep your Tabriz rug Covid-Free?

Generally Arian Rugs, rugs are germs-free but these Persian Rugs Toronto must be cleaned on a regular basis to prevent the transmission of germs and the growth of bacteria in the wool fibers.
• Clean your rug at least twice a week with a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter.
• Wearing dirty shoes across the rug is not a good idea.
• If the rug isn’t too large, pull it up and shake it outside to remove any excess dirt and dust.