Sarouk 1711

This exquisite vintage oversized Persian Sarouk rug from the second quarter of the 20th century is a grand statement piece — an allover design of large floral bouquets in rich red tones set against the classic Sarouk red field, framed by a dark blue border adorned with complementary floral motifs. The composition is both balanced and expressive, achieving the timeless elegance that defines the greatest Sarouk production.

What sets this piece apart is the extraordinary quality of its wool — woven with an exceptional fineness that gives the surface a lustrous sheen resembling silk, catching and reflecting light with a brilliance that adds depth and movement to the pattern throughout the day. The full, plush pile and superior construction make this not only a stunning decorative piece but one built for generations of continued use and enjoyment. The Sarouk rug tradition, originating in the village of Sarouk near Arak in Western Persia, represents one of the most celebrated and widely collected categories of 20th century Persian carpet. Sarouk rugs are distinguished by their lush, heavy wool pile, their allover floral bouquet designs, and a richness of color — particularly the deep, saturated reds and navy blues — that has made them among the most recognizable and sought-after Persian rugs in the American and European collector markets since the early 20th century.

Dimensions: 10' 7" x 17'

Date of Manufacture: 2nd Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin: Persia (Sarouk region)

Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation

Condition: Wear consistent with age and use

SKU: 1711