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Tabriz|təˈbriːz|
The name of a city in north-western Iran, used attrib. and absol. to designate carpets and rugs made there, the older styles of which often show a rich decorative medallion pattern.
1900J. K. Mumford Oriental Rugs xi. 168 The model on which the Tabriz rugs were really designed is the ornamental and richly colored fabric of Kirman in southern Persia. 1911G. G. Lewis Pract. Bk. Oriental Rugs ii. 184 With the Kirman the Tabriz shares the reputation of having the most graceful floral designs. 1931A. U. Dilley Oriental Rugs & Carpets iv. 104 Modern Tabriz rugs constitute a..revival of weaving that began at least as early as the Caliphate. 1946Lancet 2 Mar. 322/1 The bedside carpet is important and must be gratifying to the bare feet... A subdued Shiraz will fulfil most people's requirements, though leptoforms may require something with a more stimulating pattern, say a Tabriz. 1962N. Freeling Love in Amsterdam ii. 79 He bought books and pictures, and had a treasured Tabriz carpet. 1978S. Wilson Dealer's Move iii. 42 A superb Tabriz hung on the wall. |