Bring the enduring beauty of classic Persian artistry into your home with this extraordinary hand-knotted Sarouk area rug, a luxurious interpretation of one of the world's most admired floral carpet traditions. Expertly crafted from premium New Zealand wool, the rug features a remarkable high-sheen finish that enhances the natural softness of the fibers while creating a luminous surface that gently reflects light from every angle. Stylized Tree of Life motifs, graceful flowering branches, and elegant botanical forms flourish across a rich navy field, beautifully accented by soft ivory, warm gold, muted rose, and delicate sage tones that create exceptional depth and visual movement. The velvety pile delivers outstanding comfort beneath your feet while the dense hand-knotted construction ensures lasting durability suitable for generations of everyday living. Whether placed beneath elegant furnishings in a formal living room, anchoring a sophisticated dining area, or adding warmth to a luxurious bedroom, this handcrafted wool area rug becomes an instant focal point while maintaining an atmosphere of refined balance. Its timeless Persian-inspired design transitions effortlessly between traditional, transitional, and upscale contemporary interiors. As with all handmade rugs, natural variations in wool, pile direction, and artisan craftsmanship make every piece uniquely individual. Because the high-luster wool responds beautifully to changing light, colors may appear slightly different depending on viewing angle and lighting conditions, while digital screens may also influence color perception. We recommend viewing the accompanying product video for the most faithful representation before making your purchase.
- Exact Size: 14'6"x19'8"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: New Zealand Wool
- Color: Royal Blue, Rose, Aqua, Graan, Gold, Mint, Multi
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.75 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: AOR20848
- Kpsi: 200
Story Behind the Art: Sarouk rugs take their name from a celebrated weaving region that includes Arak, nearby villages, and the Farahan plain of central Iran, an area long admired for its exceptional rug-making traditions. During the nineteenth century, these rugs were often woven with intricate all-over patterns such as Herati and Gul Hennai designs, typically constructed with approximately 100 asymmetric knots per square inch over durable cotton foundations. By the late 1800s, the influence of formal Tabriz carpets encouraged local artisans to introduce more structured compositions featuring central floral medallions and carefully balanced symmetry. In the years following World War I, Sarouk weaving evolved once again as artisans developed a more open design language defined by detached floral sprays gracefully arranged across the field. This elegant composition became one of the most recognizable features of the Sarouk tradition and helped establish its enduring popularity among collectors worldwide. Today, Sarouk-inspired rugs continue to be woven in several countries, preserving the refined floral artistry, balanced color, and timeless character associated with this distinguished Persian design heritage.