Design story
Crafted in 1890, this antique sarouk-farahan rug measures 4'6x7, embodying a timeless tale. its soft coral and medieval blue hues intricately weave across the medallion design, a majestic centerpiece within the rectangular field. delicate florals sprawl around the medallion, depicting nature's exquisite beauty. the border, adorned with intricate motifs, frames this narrative, completing the rug's captivating design. a testament to history and artisanal skill, this 4'6x7 masterpiece whispers of past artistry, adorning the present with its enduring elegance and vibrant hues of soft coral and medieval blue.
City story
Sarouk rugs, originating from a village in persia, gained popularity in the early 1900s with alterations such as vibrant over-dyeing. they feature classic designs like vine scrolls and arabesques, with blue weft threads and diverse color patterns. renowned for their durability and thickness, they became sought-after in western markets, particularly in america. "painted sarouks" emerged to meet american preferences for richer colors. these rugs boast a pile depth of 11 millimeters and a knot density of 9-12 knots per square inch. despite variations, sarouk rugs maintain a luxurious quality and enduring aesthetic appeal.
