Antique Sarouk Small Scatter Size Wool Rug, Country of Origin: Iran / Persia, Circa Date: 1900s. This exquisite example of early 20th-century weaving originates from the Arak region of Iran / Persia, renowned for producing some of the most sought-after carpets in the global market due to their exceptional quality and enduring coloration.
The small scatter size format makes this piece exceptionally versatile, ideal for anchoring a hallway entrance, defining a reading nook, or providing a concentrated burst of color in a smaller space. These small scatter size rugs offer a sophisticated layer of history and texture without dominating a room’s existing decor scheme.
The palette is defined by a rich, saturated rose field, characteristic of period Sarouks, contrasted sharply with a deep indigo border and accents of sky blue and ochre. The highly stylized design features repeating vase and tree motifs, placing it firmly within the tradition of floral rugs that flourished in central Persia during this era.
Woven from high-quality wool and exhibiting the dense knotting typical of the Sarouk workshop, this piece displays remarkable structural integrity and a beautiful patina developed over a century of use. It stands as a superb example of early 20th-century antique rugs, offering both historical significance and timeless decorative appeal for the discerning collector.