An elegant 300 kpsi 2.2x8.11 handmade wool runner from the village of Jozan, where the artistry of Sarouk meets the bold spirit of village weaving. A succession of jewel-like medallions unfolds along the length of the rug, framed by intricate floral scrolls and bordered with classic Sarouk motifs that lend balance and refinement. The palette navy, ivory, red, rose, blue, green, aqua, and multi-tone accents shimmers with depth and contrast, while the 0.5" pile of fine wool provides both durability and a soft, luxurious feel underfoot. A piece of timeless Persian elegance, this runner brings warmth, sophistication, and cultural richness to any corridor or passageway.

About the art: Jozan Sarouk rugs, woven in the village of Jozan near Malayer in western Iran, are admired for their distinctive blend of Sarouk refinement and village character. They are known for their durable double-wefted construction, firm handle, and thick, high-quality wool pile, which makes them exceptionally long-lasting. Designs typically feature central medallion-and-corner layouts or intricate allover floral motifs, closely echoing the elegance of Arak (Sultanabad) Sarouks but with a more rustic interpretation. Many incorporate the Herati pattern, adapted into both medallion and allover forms. The palettes are rich and balanced, dominated by deep reds, midnight blues, and ivory, often accented with earthy browns or soft greens. What sets Jozan Sarouks apart is the way they bridge two traditions: the sophisticated artistry of Sarouk with the bold, expressive spirit of Malayer village weaving. The result is a carpet of enduring durability, decorative versatility, and collectible appeal equally valued for everyday use and as a statement piece in refined interiors.