Celeste Rugs 9'10''x12'8'' Fuchsia Aqua Hand Knotted Wool Kerman Traditional Medallion Vegetable Dyes Area Rug

Freshly woven and unworn, this hand knotted Kerman carpet showcases the remarkable refinement and color sophistication associated with one of Iran’s most celebrated weaving traditions. At the center of the composition rests a large star shaped medallion in gold, ivory, and navy floating against a vivid fuchsia field whose openness allows the intricate floral detailing to command full visual attention. Aqua, mint, green, pink, and gold accents move gracefully throughout the medallion and corner floral sprays, while the surrounding field remains intentionally restrained to preserve balance and elegance. This compositional restraint is a defining characteristic of formal Kerman weaving, where open space is used strategically to emphasize the intricacy of central motifs. Vegetable dyed wool gives every color remarkable clarity and saturation while maintaining softness and warmth rather than harsh synthetic intensity. Because the rug is new and unworn, the dyes and pile remain in pristine condition, allowing the piece to develop character naturally through future use and aging. Hand knotted construction ensures exceptional durability, luxurious texture, and lasting investment quality.

• Exact Size: 9'10"x12'8"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Fuschia, Aqua, Navy, Ivory, Blue, Green, Mint, Gold, Pink
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.5 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: CL21208

Sarouk rugs from central Iran are among the most beloved Persian carpets ever woven for international markets. Originating throughout the Arak and Farahan regions, these rugs became famous during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries for their lush floral artistry and richly saturated colors. Early Sarouk examples often featured intricate Herati and all over floral layouts, while later designs evolved into spacious compositions with detached floral sprays and elegant medallions floating across richly colored fields. This softer and more open decorative approach became one of the defining characteristics of the Sarouk tradition. Deep crimson red, navy blue, ivory, coral, rose, and soft gold tones dominate traditional Sarouk palettes, all enhanced by naturally dyed wool rich in warmth and depth. Combining Persian sophistication with decorative versatility, Sarouk rugs continue to remain timeless symbols of handcrafted elegance.