| Size in ft: | Width: 4'3 x Length: 6'5 |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 51 in x Length: 77 in |
| Size in meters: | Length: 1.95 x Width 1.30 |
| Some of many colors in this rug: |
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| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Hand knotted |
| Foundation: | Wool |
| Pile: | Wool |
| Shape: | Rectangle |
| Style: | Traditional |
| Origin: | Persian Sarough | made in Persia |
| KPSI | 280 - 320 |
| Condition: | Excellent | Vintage | never used |
Embrace the timeless elegance of the 4'3" x 6'5" Vintage Persian Sarough Rug, a majestic addition to any interior. Intricately handwoven by skilled artisans, this exquisite piece boasts a rich palette of deep navy blue as the dominant backdrop, with a constellation of accent colors including cream, crimson, coral, sage, and hints of azure blue, creating a harmonious symphony of hues. The rug features a central medallion encased in a luxuriant field of intricate florals and foliate motifs, with each corner presenting a quarter-section of the medallion, creating a mirror image that speaks to the rug's balanced design.
The border frames the artistry within, featuring a series of smaller, detailed patterns that contrast beautifully against the main field. This Sarough rug's wool pile offers a soft, plush texture, while its densely knotted construction ensures longevity and durability. Whether placed in a living room, study, or foyer, this rug will not only be a focal point but also a conversation starter.
Sarough rugs originate from the village of Sarough in central Iran, known for their high-quality craftsmanship and durability. These rugs are often characterized by their medallion designs and elaborate corner pieces. The dyes used are traditionally natural, leading to a rich, yet subtle palette that matures beautifully over time. Sarough rugs are typically thick and heavy, indicative of their quality and the skill required to produce them. Collectors and decorators highly value them for their aesthetic appeal and the sense of history they bring to a space. This particular vintage piece is a testament to the legacy of Sarough weaving, offering both visual splendor and a tangible connection to Persian artistic heritage.