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SKU #: KR21194
Traditional
Hand Knotted
Primary color is Navy. Colors in this rug include: Coral, Aqua, Turquoise, Gold, Blush, Orange, Multi.
Wool
0.3
Mahal Sarouk
Iran
Pre-Owned
Vintage in excellent condition no low pile or stains. Professionally cleaned and restored ready to use
Dense floral patterning characterizes this vintage hand-knotted Mahal Sarouk rug, where hundreds of tiny blossoms in coral and blush repeat across a deep navy field in mesmerizing all-over design. Each delicate rosette connects to form a cohesive tapestry, reflecting the refined aesthetic developed by weavers in central Iran's Mahal and Sarouk regions. The vibrant coral red border features graceful scrolling vines and palmettes accented with turquoise, aqua, and gold, providing traditional framing that grounds the densely patterned field with classical Persian elegance. Despite its vintage origins, this piece remains in excellent condition with no low pile or staining, having been professionally cleaned and restored to ensure it's ready for immediate use. Hand-knotted on a cotton foundation with exceptional precision, the rug exhibits natural color variation that adds depth and confirms its authentic handmade character. As a Persian style area rug, it brings heritage-inspired pattern, soft wool texture, durable hand-knotted construction, and timeless design to living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, or formal interiors.
Story Behind the Art: Mahal Sarouk rugs originate in the Arak region of central Iran, historically known as Sultanabad, an area associated with decorative village and workshop weaving. From the late 19th century onward, they were produced in substantial numbers to meet growing international export demand. These Persian style rugs are recognized for bold, flowing floral compositions filled with large roses, palmettes, and curving vines, often expressed in warm, saturated, and richly balanced tones. Many older examples were later re-dyed to satisfy particular export preferences during the early 20th-century import trade, which can leave gentle variations or slightly uneven coloration. That character adds to their handmade charm, making Mahal Sarouk rugs elegant interior accents with historical depth.














