Sarouk Mir, Square, 272 Cm X 275 Cm, Hand-knotted Wool, Boteh Decor, Iran Around 1980, Perfect

heavy Sarough Mir square, originating from Iran, measuring 272 cm x 275 cm, (285 cm with the fringes).
Carpet in perfect condition (impeccable) and dating from the 1980s.
A very resistant piece, with beautiful colors, mainly ivory, blues and a dominant red.
The entire red field decorated with tiny botehs placed diagonally.
The Sarouk Mir is distinguished by this drawing of botehs covering the field on a background either red, blue or ivory.
Sometimes a large medallion breaks up the space, the borders are wide, made up of many braids, twelve for this piece, of a skilful and complicated design The shades are fresh and the thick and soft velvet is in perfect condition.
The edges are impeccable as well as the fringes.
Kork wool is the softest and silkiest wool taken from the first shearing of lambs, mainly under the neck and belly.
This carpet is a beautiful decorative and comfortable piece, the decor is abundant and beautifully designed, and the kork wool is of high quality.
The Sarough carpet, or Sarouk, the Ecbatana of Antiquity, is knotted in a few villages near Sarouk in the agricultural region of Arak.
European buying houses have had agencies there since the middle of the 19th century. Most of these rugs are nicknamed hamadan by traders, especially the runners knotted in this region.
These carpets have distinct identities, our model is of the Sarouk Mir type knotted in the small town of this name but marketed in Hamadan.
These rugs remain very popular in the United States, where decorators appreciate the heavy and important luxurious pieces of wool.
Dimensions: Width: 272 cm (107") x Length: 275 cm (108") 285 cm (112") with fringes
This rug has been professionally and ecologically cleaned.
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