Sarouk Rugs for Sale

Understand the Sarouk Rug Label

Sarouk, also written Saruq, is associated with the Farahan and Arak carpet region of central Iran. Encyclopaedia Iranica notes that Farahan is known for a Saruq design named after one of its villages, while Arak became a major export carpet centre in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The label therefore carries geographic, design and trade history, but it should not be treated as a guarantee that every rug shares one pattern, age, structure or finishing history.

Read This Collection Item by Item

This store collection is generated from a Sarouk catalog classification plus positive inventory. Current product titles may also record Mir or Mir-Boteh, Mahal and Viss attributions. Those labels can overlap in market usage and must be tested against the individual rug, not collapsed into one universal formula. On each product page, compare the stated origin, materials, foundation, knotting, pile, dyes, exact measurements, condition and repairs. A floral field or red palette alone does not establish a Sarouk attribution.

Compare Related Persian Rugs

Begin with the Sarouk entry in our illustrated encyclopedia of Persian rug types, then browse the broader Persian Rugs collection. The Mahal Rugs and Viss Rugs collections show how related central Iranian labels are applied in the current catalog. If structure matters to your comparison, use the Persian rug knot guide as a starting point. The selection changes as one-of-a-kind pieces sell.