Classic Persian elegance radiates throughout this vintage hand knotted Mahal Sarouk rug, where an intricate arrangement of floral sprigs repeats rhythmically across a rich royal blue field. Delicate blossoms in coral, blush, ivory, and aqua connect seamlessly to form a visually immersive all over tapestry inspired by the weaving traditions of central Iran. Mahal and Sarouk rugs became renowned for their refined floral vocabulary, saturated color palettes, and balanced decorative density, qualities beautifully reflected in this composition. The substantial coral red border introduces larger botanical flourishes accented with aqua and gold, creating strong traditional framing that anchors the richly patterned field. Hand knotted on a durable cotton foundation with remarkable technical precision, the rug demonstrates the level of craftsmanship that established Persian rugs as the benchmark for handmade textile artistry. Despite its vintage origins, the piece remains in excellent condition with full structural integrity and no visible staining or low pile. Professionally cleaned and restored, it is fully prepared for immediate use while preserving all the warmth and authenticity associated with genuine Persian weaving.
- Exact Size: 6'9"x10'6"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Royal Blue, Coral, Blush, Aqua, Ivory, Gold, Multi
- Origin: Iran
- Pile Height: 0.3 inch
- Condition: Pre-Owned
- Condition Description: Vintage in excellent condition no low pile or stains. Professionally cleaned and restored ready to use
- Rug#: CL21191
Kashmar rugs come from northeastern Iran, where a long weaving tradition expanded significantly during the twentieth century to meet increasing global demand for finely crafted Persian carpets. Known for their large decorative formats and intricate floral compositions, Kashmar rugs often display medallions, arabesques, vase motifs, and richly detailed botanical fields. The weaving style emphasizes clarity of drawing, harmonious color balance, and elegant decorative structure. Common palette combinations include deep navy, crimson red, ivory, aqua, gold, and soft earth tones, all enriched by naturally dyed wool. Many Kashmar rugs are also recognized for their pictorial and narrative compositions depicting gardens, hunting scenes, or historical imagery. Combining workshop precision with decorative grandeur, Kashmar rugs continue to remain highly respected examples of Persian artistic weaving.