Sarouk rugs are among the most luxurious classically derived, room-sized Persian carpets. They were produced in the Arak region, not far from where Fereghans and Sultanabads were made. Some of the early examples were so closely related to Fereghans that they have been designated as Sarouk-Fereghans. While the latter tend to have medallion designs, Sarouk carpets from about 1900 onward were mostly produced in an allover format, with dense sprays or bouquets of flowers and vines arrayed across the carpet symmetrically, on a deep blue or burgundy ground. This latter type is known for its soft, velvety wool and fairly thick pile.
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59 Rugs Found in Sarouk Rug
This charming Fereghan/Faraghan rug is a classic little rug.
With an exceptionally dark field and delicately-colored borders, this Mehajeran Sarouk carpet from western Iran exemplifies the symmetric form, recurved branches, and cascading flower clusters popularized by the region.
Woven in the late 19th century, this early
Sarouk rug features a double medallion flanked by Herati motifs and elements with purely Persian influences.
.Featuring soft colors and detailed styling, the rare shape and exquisite workmanship of this carpet make it phenomenal statement piece.
.Woven in a highly-unusual format, this exceptional Sarouk carpet features a tremendous central medallion set over a soft green background.
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Sale: - $3,950.00
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This elegant medallion carpet features a number of tremendously ornate Sarouk medallions and floral emblems set on a midnight blue field.
This sumptuous little antique Oriental silk Farahan carpet is a masterpiece of Persian weaving with its exceptionally fine Herati design.
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Sale: - $6,600.00
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This antique
Sarouk Farahan woven during the late 19th century features closely spaced Herati motifs that form a dense allover pattern across the field.
This stunningly elaborate Mina Khani carpet is an excellent example of classic elements from the regional repertoire of Farahan weavers.
Swirling arabesques with strongly recurving vinescrolls create an impressive pattern across the inset medallion featured in this antique
Sarouk Farahan rug.
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