Description:-
79150 Antique Persian Sarouk Rug, 02'07 x 04'08.
This hand-knotted wool antique Persian Sarouk rug exudes timeless elegance and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Persian artistry. Crafted in the Sarouk region of Iran, this piece is a masterpiece of design, blending traditional motifs with exceptional craftsmanship. Its luminous navy blue field serves as the perfect backdrop for a repeating floral medallion pattern, creating a harmonious and balanced composition that is both captivating and refined.
The repeating medallions feature intricate floral bouquets surrounded by scrolling vines and delicate garlands, each meticulously woven to create a sense of depth and texture. The blossoms, rendered in hues of red, pink, and soft greens, symbolize renewal, prosperity, and the beauty of nature. This allover design, framed within a grid-like layout, showcases the Persian weavers’ skill in blending symmetry with artistic flourish, evoking the image of a flourishing garden captured in time.
The Sarouk rug is bordered by a striking light brown frame adorned with a series of rosettes and geometric floral motifs. This border, accented with subtle hints of navy blue and red, enhances the central field’s vibrant palette while providing a structured yet decorative edge. The guard borders, with their intricate floral vines, add an additional layer of sophistication and balance, elevating the overall design to a level of understated grandeur.
This antique Persian Sarouk rug is not merely a decorative object but a testament to the enduring legacy of Persian weaving traditions. Its compact size makes it versatile, suitable for enhancing the ambiance of an intimate space or serving as a statement piece in a larger room. Whether appreciated for its historical significance, its intricate design, or its vibrant color palette, this woven wonder invites you to experience the artistry and elegance of Persian craftsmanship in its most timeless form.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 02'07 x 04'08.
- Pile Height: 0.11 of an inch.
- Date: 1910's. Early 20th Century.
