Celeste Rugs 4x6 Ivory Green Indo Sarouk Traditional 200KPSI Silky Sheen Hand Knotted New Zealand Wool Oriental Area Rug

Luminous, garden-like, and executed at a knot density that elevates the entire presentation, this hand-knotted Indo Sarouk rug brings classic Sarouk floral tradition into a premium tier of material quality and definition—ideal for U.S. buyers searching “luxury Persian-style rugs,” “New Zealand wool rugs,” and high-knot-count statement pieces. The warm cream-ivory field is arranged along a strong vertical axis that reads as one unified composition: a large symmetrical vase arrangement at the base, a central medallion of curving floral sprays in coral, blue, and sage, and a crowning candelabra-tree form at the top. Rather than isolated moments, these elements connect visually into a single upward-flowing structure. Flanking the axis are freestanding flowering shrubs and sprays in forest green, dusty rose, peach, and slate blue, filling the ivory ground with abundant botanical richness while still maintaining air and clarity. A deep forest-green border frames the field with oversized round floral medallions in coral, peach, and blue, using scale and saturation to create a strong outer anchor for the luminous interior. Woven at 200 knots per square inch in New Zealand wool on a cotton foundation, the pile carries a silky sheen that shifts with the light, keeping the rug visually alive from multiple angles.

• Exact Size: 4x6
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: New Zealand Wool
• Color: Ivory, Green, Rose, Peach, Blue, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.6 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: CL20443
• Kpsi: 200

Story Behind the Art: Indo Sarouk rugs are carefully woven in India as an homage to the celebrated Sarouk carpets of Iran, known worldwide for their refined elegance and detailed artistry. These Indian-made pieces carry the spirit of Persian weaving through classic design elements like ornate medallions, tree-of-life motifs, arching niches, and richly layered all-over floral patterns. India’s rug tradition reached a golden height during the Mughal era, when carpet weaving became a prestigious art marked by tight knotting, silky-soft wool, and deeply saturated, vibrant color. Indo Sarouks reflect that heritage through precise technique and painstaking detail—realistic florals, flowing compositions, and expertly dyed wool that brings every motif to life. The result captures the grandeur of antique Sarouks while standing proudly as a showcase of India’s enduring textile mastery, valued across homes, cultures, and generations.