This timeless and refined this hand-knotted Sarouk rug is crafted in India from luxurious New Zealand wool offering both softness and lasting durability. A deep black field provides dramatic contrast to the intricate floral motifs and graceful medallion rendered in a balanced palette of ivory green rose aqua and sage. Inspired by classic Persian Sarouk designs the detailed vinework and ornate border lend this piece a sense of elegance and heritage. Ideal for formal spaces or interiors in need of a sophisticated statement this rug brings warmth depth and artistry to any room. exemplifies timeless craftsmanship, merging aesthetic elegance with enduring quality. It's an ideal addition for anyone seeking sophistication and comfort underfoot.

A hallmark of superior design and craftsmanship, Story Behind the Art: Indo Sarouk rugs meticulously crafted in India are inspired by the renowned Sarouk rugs of Iran celebrated for their timeless elegance and intricate detail. These Indian interpretations preserve the essence of Persian weaving traditions featuring signature elements such as ornate medallions tree-of-life motifs niches and elaborate all-over floral designs. The artistry of rug-making in India flourished during the Mughal era when it evolved into a celebrated cultural expression marked by fine craftsmanship tight knotting silk-like wool and a vibrant richly saturated color palette. What distinguishes Indo Sarouk rugs is the harmonious fusion of classical Persian design and Indian weaving excellence. Each piece reflects painstaking attention to detail with realistic floral patterns and flowing compositions brought to life through expertly dyed wool and precise technique. The result is a rug that not only mirrors the grandeur of antique Sarouks but also stands on its own as a testament to India's enduring textile legacy transcending borders and generations with its timeless appeal and sophisticated charm.. Every rug reflects exceptional attention to detail, honoring traditional weaving techniques while meeting contemporary decor preferences.