Persian rug Sarouk Mahal antique 6.6 x 4.4 ft Djoharian Collection 16166
Persian Sarouk rug. Beautiful Sarouk in excellent condition. Good full pile condition, vibrant colors.
This one of a kind Sarouk Persian rug has an impressive appearance. A beautiful red field contrasts with the blue border and beautiful motifs. It has a medaillon design with an open floral border. The condition is very good for a rug this old. It is soft, shiny and will be a great investment into any room.
Date of manufacture: First Quarter of the 20th Century
Period: Early 20th Century
Materials and techniques: Wool, hand-knotted
Condition: Very good, fresh washed.
Dimensions: 6.6 x 4.4 ft. 200 x 131 cm
Rugs from Sarouk / Mahal go well with traditional and modern interiors. The reasons for this are simple: high-quality craftsmanship, fine knotting, fine materials and elaborate designs give Heriz carpets the exclusive touch.
Origin:
Mahal Sarouk
Pile material
Wool
Design:
Medaillon
Warp and weft:
Cotton
Length:
6.6 ft - 200 cm
Width:
4.4 ft - 131 cm
Pile height:
Approx. 1/4 inch, 0,6 cm
Age:
80 - 100 years old , antique, vintage, 2nd Quarter 20th Century
Condition
Very good pile - stunning used look. Fresh washed.
Colors:
Red, Blue, Green, Orange
Shape:
Rectangular
Unique:
Yes
Fair Trade:
Yes, Label STEP certified
Sustainable::
Yes, new wool is a renewable raw material
Anti-slip:
Rug pad underlay recommended on smooth floors
Underfloor heating:
Yes, suitable
Use:
Indoor only
Style::
Boho, European, Modern, South-Western,
Rooms:
Living room, dining room, bedroom, entry, office
Care:
Vacuuming, professional rug washing
Sarouk (also Saruk, Sarough or Sarogh) is one of the most famous Persian rug and carpet manufacturing areas of Persia.
What is a Sarouk rug?
Sarouk is a town in the region Arak in central Persia.Sarouk rugs are hand knotted in many styles. They have a fine knot structure and are of legendary quality. Main colors are red, brown, blue, green, ivory, beige.
Are Sarouk rugs durable?
They have a good to very good durability due to the high-quality wool.
Located in the Persian province of ARAK, it includes the carpet provinces of Arak, Jozan, Ghiasabad, Mahal, Meshkabad, Malay, Mohajeran, Sultanabad and Wiss. Sought after by collectors are the ancient and antique carpets of the Mahal and Malayer types, which were knotted between 1880 and 1930. As a special case of carpet weaving in Iran, the so-called "American Sarouk", which were knotted in the period from 1900 to 1940 especially for the American market. Reduced in the colors of rust, red, dark blue and some brown / beige tones, these floral-patterned carpets without a central medal have been increasingly exported from the USA to Europe since the 1970s and are referred to here as "re-imports".
Typical of this type of carpet is a very good wool quality from the Persian highlands. The warp and weft are usually made of cotton. With old and antique carpets one often finds a blue weft thread. The Persian knot is usually used for knotting. Knot density varies between 90,000 knots per square meter on coarse Mahal carpets and 640,000 knots per square meter on high-quality Sarough Ghiasabad rugs.
