Reflecting the refined legacy of early 20th-century Persian weaving, this 6'2" × 9'1" Persian Sarouk rug is hand-knotted at 200 KPSI, ensuring clarity of detail and enduring durability. The rich burgundy field and deep navy border are adorned with ivory, aqua, and turquoise botanical motifs, forming an elegant, symmetrical floral composition. Its 0.75-inch plush wool pile offers luxurious underfoot softness and visual depth. Ideal for traditional living rooms, refined dining rooms, or curated heritage-inspired interiors, this Persian wool area rug embodies classic elegance, cultural craftsmanship, and heirloom decorative value, designed for U.S. collectors and design-forward homeowners.

Story Behind the Art: Indo-Sarouk rugs, woven in India, reinterpret the classic Sarouk designs of Iran, known for their ornate floral motifs, soft curves, and refined symmetry. The Indian rug tradition flourished during the Mughal empire, developing a reputation for silk-like wool, tight knotting, and richly saturated color palettes. Indo-Sarouk rugs preserve that heritage aesthetic, while incorporating the precise craftsmanship and natural dyes of modern Indian weaving houses. The result is a rug style celebrated for its elegance, warmth, and timeless decorative beauty, ideal for both formal and transitional interiors.