Antique Persian Tabriz Hadji Jalili (Haji Jalili) hand-knotted wool rug, circa late 19th to early 20th century (c. 1880-1920), with a soft beige field and a central medallion, surrounded by an open floral design with scrolling vines and palmettes. The composition is spacious with fine detailing and balanced drawing. A dark blue main border with floral motifs and multiple guard borders frames the field. The palette includes beige, ivory, navy, and muted blue tones, consistent with Hadji Jalili workshop production. Hadji Jalili refers to workshops in Tabriz, a city in northwest Iran known for finely woven rugs with refined drawing and subtle color palettes. Size: 9'3" x 12'2" (111" x 146").