A striking example of Persian artistry, this early 20th-century Farahan Sarouk area rug features a majestic medallion floral design in a rich palette of navy blue, terracotta red, and camel tones. The rug’s field is rendered in a warm camel hue, creating a luminous backdrop for the intricate corner spandrels in terracotta red and navy blue, each filled with finely woven floral motifs in French blue, green, and earthy browns.

At the heart of the composition lies a remarkably large and unusual central medallion, spanning much of the field—a rare and visually commanding feature. The medallion combines navy blue, terracotta red, green, and brown in a dynamic interplay of color and form, imbuing the piece with depth and grandeur.

The rug is framed by a classic navy blue border adorned with geometric motifs reminiscent of Caucasian Kuba designs, lending it a distinctive character that bridges Persian and Caucasian influences.

Woven with high-quality wool and natural vegetable dyes, this Farahan Sarouk is not only a testament to masterful craftsmanship but also a collector-worthy statement piece that brings history, artistry, and elegance to any space.

Dimensions: 4’ 7” X 6’ 11”

Date of Manufacture:  1st Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin:  Persia

Material:  Wool pile on a cotton foundation with natural organic dyes

Condition:  Wear consistent with age and use

SKU: 1753

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