Overview

Hand-knotted in Iran: a Sarouk of 298 × 90 cm. It covers approximately 2.68 m², or 9.8' × 3'. Sarouk rugs are known for dense knotting and floral motifs.

What it is made of

Stated material: cotton warp, new wool. Construction method: hand-knotted. Pile height is given as approx. 10 mm. Weight is given as approx. 10 kg.

Where it fits

The format suits the space in front of a sofa, a small dining table, or a study.

On the knot count

The stated knot density is 300,000–399,999 knots/m². Knotting at this density allows detailed drawing and soft transitions between colours.

On the colourway

It is catalogued under red and orange. Handmade rugs always show slight colour shifts from knot to knot — that is a mark of hand work, not a defect.

Age

Stated age: contemporary, 0–20 years old. As a contemporary piece the pile is still even and largely unwalked.

Material	Cotton Warp, Wool
Origin Region	Iran, Persia
Length	298
Width	90
Size (ft)	9'9"x2'11"
Age	Modern 0-20 years
Knot Count	320 000 – 360 000, m²
Construction	Hand-knotted
Pile	Wool
Thickness	approx. 10 mm
Warp	Cotton
Weight	approx. 10 kg
Design Style	Sarouk
Origin	Iran
Knot Density	300,000-399,999 knots/sqm
Shape	Runner
Size	Runner up to 300cm
Color	Red/Orange