Celeste Rugs 7x11 Red Navy Hand Knotted Wool Sarouk Traditional Plush Pile Floral Medallion Vintage Vegetable Dyes Area Rug

Celeste Rugs 7x11 Red Navy Hand Knotted Wool Sarouk Traditional Plush Pile Floral Medallion Vintage Vegetable Dyes Area RugSoft floral movement and richly saturated color define this vintage hand knotted Sarouk carpet from west central Iran. At the center of the deep red field rests a moderately scaled medallion in peach and navy surrounded by curling floral vines, blossoms, and scrolling botanical forms rendered in blue, gold, and pink. Unlike densely packed floral carpets, the field composition here leaves generous breathing room around the motifs, allowing the richness

Soft floral movement and richly saturated color define this vintage hand knotted Sarouk carpet from west central Iran. At the center of the deep red field rests a moderately scaled medallion in peach and navy surrounded by curling floral vines, blossoms, and scrolling botanical forms rendered in blue, gold, and pink. Unlike densely packed floral carpets, the field composition here leaves generous breathing room around the motifs, allowing the richness of the red ground to remain visually present and giving the overall design a more open, elegant character. The floral detailing reflects the refined drawing style long associated with formal Sarouk weaving. The wide navy border carries continuous floral scrollwork accented in peach, gold, and blue, framed by a pale blue guard stripe that creates clean visual definition around the field. Vegetable dyed wool enriches the red and navy tones with warmth and softness impossible to replicate artificially. Preserved in mint condition with plush full pile intact, this carpet remains fully ready for immediate use.

• Exact Size: 7x11
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Red, Navy, Gold, Blue, Pink, Ivory, Multi
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.75 inch
• Condition: Pre-Owned
• Condition Description: Vintage in mint condition
• Rug#: CL21221

Persian tribal rugs are woven by nomadic and village communities throughout Iran and are celebrated for their authenticity, individuality, and expressive artistic freedom. Unlike formal workshop carpets governed by strict design structure, tribal rugs often reflect the personal creativity and cultural heritage of the weaver. Designs commonly feature geometric medallions, tribal symbols, animals, stylized flowers, and abstract motifs inspired by daily nomadic life and surrounding landscapes. Slight asymmetry and spontaneous variation are considered desirable characteristics that enhance the rugs’ handmade charm and authenticity. Naturally dyed wool in rich reds, indigo blues, saffron golds, ivory, camel, and earthy greens creates warm and vibrant palettes full of organic depth. Combining durability with deeply personal artistry, Persian tribal rugs remain treasured examples of traditional nomadic craftsmanship.