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Dark red / Black348 x 763 cm

Sarouk Antique

Discover a truly one-of-a-kind antique Sarouk rug, bringing centuries of Persia heritage, rich floral artistry, and enduring wool quality into your home.
Stepping onto this remarkable antique Sarouk rug brings an instant sense of warmth and grounded comfort to your living space. Woven from 100 percent natural wool with a generous 12 mm thickness, it provides a wonderfully soft and cushioned feel underfoot while naturally absorbing sound to create a calmer atmosphere in larger rooms. The dense pile structure ensures the rug maintains its cozy, inviting texture even with everyday family life.
The visual experience is defined by a deeply rich colour palette featuring dark-red and dark-blue tones that interact beautifully with shifting natural light throughout the day. Every square meter contains a precise foundation of 250,000 knots, a high density that locks the fine wool fibres firmly in place and sharpens the intricate floral details across the surface. This tight knotting also contributes to exceptional long-term durability, ensuring the rug holds its structural integrity and soft touch for generations to come.
As a completely one-of-a-kind piece with significant antique age, this rug carries a history and individual character that factory-made floor coverings simply cannot replicate. No two rugs share the same subtle variations in hand-dyed wool or the exact touch of the artisan's hand, meaning the piece in your room is entirely unique to you. Owning it transforms an ordinary floor into a canvas of living history.
Originating from the renowned weaving traditions of Persia, this Sarouk embodies a level of timeless artistry that anchors a room with quiet elegance. It pairs wonderfully with classic wooden furniture, leather sofas, and considered interior styling, adding both visual depth and tactile luxury to your floor. Walking across it every day is a continuous reminder of the beauty found in authentic, traditional craftsmanship.
The history of Sarouk rugs is deeply rooted in the rich textile traditions of Persia, specifically centering around the village of Sarouk in the Markazi province. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this region emerged as a powerhouse of fine rug production, gaining international acclaim for creating exceptionally durable floor coverings designed to withstand generations of daily use while retaining their visual splendour.
The terminology surrounding these antique pieces highlights a mastery of material selection, where artisans used resilient local wool spun into sturdy yarns to handle the tight knotting required for intricate designs. This careful preparation of the natural fibres produced a remarkably springy and long-wearing pile that naturally resists wear and tear, setting a high benchmark for regional craft quality.
Visually, Sarouk rugs are celebrated for their distinctive design language, typically featuring elaborate floral sprays, flowering vases, and curvilinear medallions set against rich fields of colour. While traditional pieces often favoured vibrant reds, older and antique examples frequently showcase deeper, oxidised tones like dark-red and dark-blue that have mellowed gracefully over decades of time.
Collecting an antique Sarouk means acquiring a tangible piece of cultural heritage that connects modern living spaces to centuries-old artistic traditions. These rugs are valued not only for their decorative presence but for the extraordinary human skill and patience embedded in every square inch, making them treasured heirlooms for those who appreciate authentic craft.
This rug is entirely handmade using traditional hand-knotted techniques passed down through generations of skilled artisans in Persia. The creation of such a substantial piece requires months of focused human effort, patience, and meticulous attention to detail at every stage of the weaving process.
With a density of 250,000 knots per square meter distributed across a grand surface area, the artisan manually ties each individual knot by hand onto the foundation threads. This exacting process demands immense physical endurance and visual precision, resulting in a total knot count of over 6,600,000 individual knots that collectively form the dense pile and sharp pattern definition. High knot density locks the fine wool fibres firmly in place and sharpens the intricate floral details across the surface.
Weighing in at 79.7 kg, the rug reflects a heavy and substantial construction that speaks directly to the generous amount of natural wool and tight foundation work invested into its making. This high material volume and slow, careful crafting method ensure a level of structural resilience that modern machinery cannot imitate.

Wool

Wool is a fantastic natural fibre with many benefits, it is durable and hard-wearing, which means that a rug made from wool can be used for several generations and maintain its quality. They are an excellent choice for keeping your rooms warm during the cold winter months and can reduce noise from everyday life. The material also has a natural dirt-repellent effect which makes wool rugs easy to keep clean. Wool has a natural elasticity, which means that when the pile is pressed down, it can easily bounce back to its original shape.

Cotton

Cotton is a natural material that makes them a suitable option for people with allergies. The material is soft, durable and resilient, which makes them practical and comfortable for high-traffic areas such as the hallway, kitchen, and bathroom.

UsageIndoor
RoomBedroom,Living room
Size348 x 763 cm,Extra large
Thickness12 mm
MaterialWool,Cotton
WarpCotton
PileWool
Weight80 kg
AgeAntique > 100 years
ColorDark red,Black,Brown
ShapeRectangular
PatternFloral
CategoryOrientalSarouk
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density150,000 - 300,000 knots per m²
OriginMiddle East
Carpet IDCCD4140798
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
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Sarouk Antique

Discover a truly one-of-a-kind antique Sarouk rug, bringing centuries of Persia heritage, rich floral artistry, and enduring wool quality into your home.

Stepping onto this remarkable antique Sarouk rug brings an instant sense of warmth and grounded comfort to your living space. Woven from 100 percent natural wool with a generous 12 mm thickness, it provides a wonderfully soft and cushioned feel underfoot while naturally absorbing sound to create a calmer atmosphere in larger rooms. The dense pile structure ensures the rug maintains its cozy, inviting texture even with everyday family life.
The visual experience is defined by a deeply rich colour palette featuring dark-red and dark-blue tones that interact beautifully with shifting natural light throughout the day. Every square meter contains a precise foundation of 250,000 knots, a high density that locks the fine wool fibres firmly in place and sharpens the intricate floral details across the surface. This tight knotting also contributes to exceptional long-term durability, ensuring the rug holds its structural integrity and soft touch for generations to come.
As a completely one-of-a-kind piece with significant antique age, this rug carries a history and individual character that factory-made floor coverings simply cannot replicate. No two rugs share the same subtle variations in hand-dyed wool or the exact touch of the artisan's hand, meaning the piece in your room is entirely unique to you. Owning it transforms an ordinary floor into a canvas of living history.
Originating from the renowned weaving traditions of Persia, this Sarouk embodies a level of timeless artistry that anchors a room with quiet elegance. It pairs wonderfully with classic wooden furniture, leather sofas, and considered interior styling, adding both visual depth and tactile luxury to your floor. Walking across it every day is a continuous reminder of the beauty found in authentic, traditional craftsmanship.
The history of Sarouk rugs is deeply rooted in the rich textile traditions of Persia, specifically centering around the village of Sarouk in the Markazi province. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this region emerged as a powerhouse of fine rug production, gaining international acclaim for creating exceptionally durable floor coverings designed to withstand generations of daily use while retaining their visual splendour.
The terminology surrounding these antique pieces highlights a mastery of material selection, where artisans used resilient local wool spun into sturdy yarns to handle the tight knotting required for intricate designs. This careful preparation of the natural fibres produced a remarkably springy and long-wearing pile that naturally resists wear and tear, setting a high benchmark for regional craft quality.
Visually, Sarouk rugs are celebrated for their distinctive design language, typically featuring elaborate floral sprays, flowering vases, and curvilinear medallions set against rich fields of colour. While traditional pieces often favoured vibrant reds, older and antique examples frequently showcase deeper, oxidised tones like dark-red and dark-blue that have mellowed gracefully over decades of time.
Collecting an antique Sarouk means acquiring a tangible piece of cultural heritage that connects modern living spaces to centuries-old artistic traditions. These rugs are valued not only for their decorative presence but for the extraordinary human skill and patience embedded in every square inch, making them treasured heirlooms for those who appreciate authentic craft.
This rug is entirely handmade using traditional hand-knotted techniques passed down through generations of skilled artisans in Persia. The creation of such a substantial piece requires months of focused human effort, patience, and meticulous attention to detail at every stage of the weaving process.
With a density of 250,000 knots per square meter distributed across a grand surface area, the artisan manually ties each individual knot by hand onto the foundation threads. This exacting process demands immense physical endurance and visual precision, resulting in a total knot count of over 6,600,000 individual knots that collectively form the dense pile and sharp pattern definition. High knot density locks the fine wool fibres firmly in place and sharpens the intricate floral details across the surface.
Weighing in at 79.7 kg, the rug reflects a heavy and substantial construction that speaks directly to the generous amount of natural wool and tight foundation work invested into its making. This high material volume and slow, careful crafting method ensure a level of structural resilience that modern machinery cannot imitate.

Wool

Wool is a fantastic natural fibre with many benefits, it is durable and hard-wearing, which means that a rug made from wool can be used for several generations and maintain its quality. They are an excellent choice for keeping your rooms warm during the cold winter months and can reduce noise from everyday life. The material also has a natural dirt-repellent effect which makes wool rugs easy to keep clean. Wool has a natural elasticity, which means that when the pile is pressed down, it can easily bounce back to its original shape.

Cotton

Cotton is a natural material that makes them a suitable option for people with allergies. The material is soft, durable and resilient, which makes them practical and comfortable for high-traffic areas such as the hallway, kitchen, and bathroom.

UsageIndoor
RoomBedroom,Living room
Size348 x 763 cm,Extra large
Thickness12 mm
MaterialWool,Cotton
WarpCotton
PileWool
Weight80 kg
AgeAntique > 100 years
ColorDark red,Black,Brown
ShapeRectangular
PatternFloral
CategoryOrientalSarouk
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density150,000 - 300,000 knots per m²
OriginMiddle East
Carpet IDCCD4140798
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
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