Hand‑knotted in Iran’s Markazi Province—especially the village of Saruk and the city of Arak—Sarouk rugs are famed for velvety rose‑spray fields woven in resilient Manchester wool. Antique examples made before 1930 are highly prized by collectors, while the “painted” American Sarouks of the 1910s–1950s carried the look into mid‑century homes. Rich navy, rust, and peach tones deliver regal elegance that stands up to everyday traffic, making these carpets ideal for living and dining rooms
