Antique Persian Sarouk Rug Size: 4'0" × 6'0" Age: Circa 1880s Material: Wool on cotton Dyes: Natural vegetable dyes This beautiful antique Persian Sarouk rug reflects the refined artistry and graceful floral aesthetics that distinguished the finest village weavings of western Persia during the late 19th century. The luminous rose-coral field is centered around a delicate Tree of Life-inspired composition, with flowering branches, blossoms, and stylized botanical motifs arranged in a balanced and harmonious pattern. The open design creates a sense of elegance and spaciousness while showcasing the weaver’s skillful use of color and ornament. The richly saturated field is framed by a deep navy border decorated with scrolling vines, floral sprays, and traditional Persian motifs rendered in shades of ivory, soft blue, sage green, and warm gold. The strong contrast between the vibrant field and the darker border enhances the visual impact of the rug while preserving its sophisticated character. Handwoven with a lustrous wool pile on a cotton foundation and colored with natural vegetable dyes, this antique Sarouk possesses the rich patina and subtle tonal variations that develop only through age and use. Its exceptional color, finely balanced design, and desirable size make it a versatile decorative piece, equally suited for intimate living spaces, studies, bedrooms, or as a striking accent in a larger interior. A fine example of 19th-century Persian craftsmanship, this rug combines artistic beauty with enduring appeal.