Product Description
Details
Collection: One-of-a-kind Sarouk Area Rug.
Age: 40-60 Years (Semi Antique).
Size FT: 4' 3'' x 1' 12'' .
Size CM: 130 cm x 60 cm.
Colors: Madder Red, Cream, Navy Blue, Indigo, Gold, White, Dark Red, Burgundy.
Material: High-quality Natural Wool and Cotton.
Features: Hand-knotted craftsmanship, Unique designs and patterns (No duplicates), Has fringe.
Trust signals: 100% Authentic Handmade Persian Rug, Only one available.
Sarouk Persian Rugs
This remarkable semi antique Sarouk Persian runner presents an extraordinary meditation on compact elegance, measuring a precise 4'3" x 1'12" and showcasing the exquisite medallion artistry that has defined Persian weaving for centuries. The luminous madder red field creates a dramatic foundation, while the intricate central toranj medallion blooms in cream and navy blue, surrounded by delicate Shah Abbasi palmettes and traditional Herati motifs that speak to the masterful hands of Markazi province artisans.
The historic Sarouk region, nestled in the heart of Persia's Markazi province, has been renowned for producing some of the world's most coveted Persian rugs since the 16th century. These village workshops developed their distinctive style under the patronage of Shah Abbas, perfecting the art of asymmetrical Persian knotting techniques that create the dense, durable pile characteristic of authentic Sarouk pieces. The weavers of this region became particularly celebrated for their ability to achieve remarkable color saturation using traditional madder root dyes, creating the deep, wine-like reds that have become synonymous with Sarouk excellence.
The medallion design featured in this semi antique piece carries profound symbolic meaning rooted in Persian cosmology and garden traditions. The central toranj represents the celestial dome, while the surrounding Shah Abbasi palmettes symbolize the eternal garden of paradise, and the intricate Herati border pattern depicts fish swimming around diamonds, representing abundance and protection. The sophisticated color palette of madder red, cream, navy blue, indigo, gold, white, dark red, and burgundy creates a harmonious symphony that reflects the Persian understanding of color as both aesthetic beauty and spiritual expression.
At 40-60 years of age, this semi antique runner possesses that perfect balance of maturity and vibrancy that collectors treasure, with colors that have achieved a subtle patina while retaining their essential brilliance. The compact dimensions make it an ideal accent piece for hallways, kitchen spaces, or as a dramatic foundation beneath console tables, where its rich burgundy and gold accents can complement both traditional and contemporary furnishings. Los Angeles Home of Rugs presents this exceptional piece as part of their curated collection of authentic Persian masterworks.
This one-of-a-kind hand-knotted runner elevates any space with its remarkable density of over 200 knots per square inch, creating a lustrous surface that captures and reflects light beautifully throughout the day. The natural wool pile, supported by a sturdy cotton foundation, ensures decades of beauty and durability, while the traditional fringe finishing provides the authentic Persian rug experience that transforms a house into a sophisticated home filled with the timeless artistry of Persian culture.
Specifications
Original name: Sarouk Rug.
Alternative name(s): Sarouk Carpet.
Origin: Markazi.
Category: Village.
Common designs: Medallion (Toranj), Shah Abbasi, Herati (Mahi).
Dyeing method: Natural, Synthetic.
Pile material: Wool.
Foundation material: Cotton.
Knot type: Asymmetrical (Persian).
Notes
At Los Angeles Home of Rugs, we are delighted to offer you a wide selection of authentic Persian rugs. We only stock hand knotted rugs that are not machine made, or handmade rugs through a variety of techniques, including hand-tufting, hand-hooking, or hand-weaving. This ensures that you receive a unique and high-quality product that will last for years to come. Read More
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