Antique Sarouk Carpet

Period: Late 19th century
Origin: Sultanabad Region ( Sarouk ) , Iran
Dimensions: 342×680 cm

This elegant rug was woven in the Sarouk district of Sultanabad, Iran in the late 19th century. Sarouk rugs, produced in some of the finest workshops of the period with high-quality wool, natural dyes, and meticulous craftsmanship, are today among the most sought-after pieces by collectors and art enthusiasts.

Features:
Origin: Iran, Sarouk (Sultanabad region)
Technique: Hand-knotted, fine wool pile
Color Palette: Naturally dyed tones of deep navy, red, blue, and golden yellow

Design & Motifs:
The field is richly decorated with dense floral motifs, including stylized roses, carnations, peonies, and buds, which are characteristic of Sarouk weaving.
Symmetrically arranged floral medallion-like patterns appear throughout the composition.
The borders are adorned with palmettes, rosettes, and vine scrolls, harmoniously framing the central design.
Overall, the pattern evokes the impression of a garden or a sea of blossoms, a hallmark of Sarouk artistry.

Sarouk rugs gained worldwide fame in the late 19th century, particularly in the American and European markets, admired for their elegance and durability. Rugs from this period are now considered collectible antiques of great value. Thanks to the use of natural dyes, their colors have retained remarkable vibrancy even after more than a century.
This rug is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a work of art and cultural heritage.

Stock No : 5238

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