Persian Sarough

Persian SaroughLocated near Arak in west central Iran, Sarouk is a beautiful village located with a rich history in carpet weaving. In Iran, Sarouk denotes romance, and this mood is reflected in the design of Sarouk (Saruq) rugs: a stunning fusion of angular floral patterns (with or without a central medallion) and primitive geometrics. Sarouk weavers use the symmetrical Persian knot, although the Turkish knot can be found in some antique carpets. Closely woven with

central Persia's Isfahan Province

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Hand-knotted Tabriz rugs are renowned not only for their exceptional quality and longevity but also for their limitless designs – the most diverse of any rug

oranges and creamy ivory colours together into small motifs

Sarouk denotes romance

with floral curvilinear patterns in ochre

the boteh (representing a sprouting seed) was a favourite repeating motif

Using classic colours and vivid patterns these nomadic carpets are made with sheep and goat wool

which features giant floral motifs delicately arranged on a decorative background of ivory

while the less precious are simply referred to

Living far from the convenience of modern technology

The result is a thick