Tabriz group carpets are well-known for their floral ornamental motifs, which symbolize and glorify the forces of nature and fertility. Most Tabriz carpets have a central field motif that represents the Tree of Life.

During the Middle Ages, Tabriz was a center for producing silk carpets and carpets with relief patterns, reversible weaves, and other original features. Tabriz carpets come in various formats, sizes, and densities, ranging from small (30x30 cm) to large (60x70 m).

The Tabriz group includes a diverse collection of carpets woven in different regions such as Tabriz, Gorgan, Heris, Bakhshayi, Lachak Turunc, Afshan, and many more.