Genuine hand-knotted Persian carpet Sarugh 385x295 cm

• Origin: Sarugh/Iran
• Production: Hand knotted
• Size(cm): About 385x295 cm
• Age: About 10 years
• Knot density: About 160-180,000 knots per m²
• Condition: Good, see pictures
• Material: 100% wool and cotton

Sarough rugs are exquisite Persian carpets originating from the Sarough region in northwestern Iran. Renowned for their durability and intricate designs, these rugs have a rich history dating back to the late 19th century and are highly sought after for their craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal. Characterized by vibrant colors and elaborate patterns, Sarough rugs often feature a prominent central medallion surrounded by intricate floral and geometric motifs, inspired by traditional Persian themes and reflecting the natural beauty of the region. The color palette typically includes deep reds, rich blues, and warm earth tones, achieved using natural dyes that enhance both vibrancy and longevity.

Crafted from high-quality, hand-spun wool, Sarough rugs boast a soft texture and remarkable durability. The meticulous hand-knotting technique results in a dense, luxurious pile, with each rug representing a unique work of art that showcases the weaver's skill and dedication. Beyond their functionality, Sarough rugs embody the rich artistic heritage of Persian culture, making them prized statement pieces in homes and appreciated by collectors and interior designers alike. Their versatility allows them to enhance various interior styles, from traditional to contemporary, adding warmth and character to any space.

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