Persian Mir- 3.20 x 1.08 Rug Turkaman

Persian Mir- 3.20 x 1.08 Rug TurkamanA Sarouk rug is a type of Persian rug made in the Sarouk village of Iran. Sarouk was renowned for its carpet weaving industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The most coveted of these rugs are made by a Farahan, a 19th century designer. He was so well renowned, till today these rugs are often called Farahan Sarouk rugs. Sarouk rugs have been a brand of rug that have remained extremely consistent in their leading quality. The Faeghi family

The warp and weft are made of cotton or silk

which probably derives from the prayer niche in mosques

located in central Iran near the city of Isfahan

The fine silk thread used makes it possible to produce incredibly detailed patterns

A finely hand-knotted wide runner with a distinctive Abadeh design of triple anchored medallions set against "tree of life" motifs and peacocks

Long a staple of antique Turkish rugs are prized for their rich delicate palette and for the finesse and sureness of their drawing

traditional motifs of Boteh (paisley)

They are hard wearing and generally of good quality

Green is also popular

It is the creation of master designer Kafashzadeh

because the leaves have a clear fish shape

They are inspired by typical Persian gardens