This early 20th-century Persian Sarouk runner is a stunning example of the vibrant, finely woven rugs that emerged from the Arak region of Iran. Known for their luxurious wool, balanced compositions, and saturated dyes, Sarouk rugs were woven by master artisans to appeal to both Persian and Western tastes. This piece features an all-over mirrored floral pattern, with lush clusters of stylized blossoms woven in vivid pinks, leafy greens, soft whites, deep crimsons, and rich indigos—all set against a striking crimson ground. The mirrored symmetry of the design lends a sense of harmony and order, while the bold palette keeps the composition lively and eye-catching. Perfect for a hallway or gallery, this runner is both functional and expressive, offering a lasting connection to a celebrated tradition of Persian craftsmanship. With its balance of color, pattern, and history, it’s a refined statement for any interior.
