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SKU: SOS6X9M03
6x9ft Sarouk Silk on Silk Rug Oriental Carpet Green Fawn Hand Knotted Museum Quality
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This Handknotted Pure Silk on Silk museum-quality carpet is handmade by the finest artisan in family-based village cottage units using the original technique of oriental carpet making using natural organic pure silk. The beautiful soft green color tones in various hues in this silk rug highlight the eternal beauty of the paradise garden giving it a subtle touch and making this rug unique and mesmerizing. The silk threads reflect the light and the dazzling sheen of the pure silk makes the rug changes the color throughout the day which truly makes these fine silk on silk rugs magic carpets. This silk rug is not just for one room but the whole house as the rug has softer tones that can blend in any color scheme making this rug a versatile rug.
Size: 6ft x 9ft (182 cm x 274 cm) Approx.
Quality: 288L / 576 KPSI / 66 Raj
More than 4.4 million Knots in the Rug
Material: 100% Premium Natural Silk
Certified Village Cottage Unit Product
Pile: Pure Silk, Warp: Pure Silk, Weft: Pure Silk, Fringes: Pure Silk
Technique: 100% Hand-knotted by the finest artisans
Certificate of Authenticity mentioning the above facts will be enclosed.
History of the design included
Maintenance Instructions Included
Style: Oriental, Persian, Traditional
Creation Time: 38 months, Approx.
Ship from Boston, USA
Rug Sku: SOS6X9M03
View additional pictures to see the intricate design done in highly stylized beautiful patterns and superb craftsmanship unparalleled in the whole world.
Sarouk Carpets
Sarouk is a village in the south of the Borchalu region and was invaded by Turkoman in 1000 A.D. and again in 1400 A.D. The impact left over by these invasions was perceptible and pronounced in almost every sphere of life as invaders mostly suppressed the cultural activities of other regions of Sarouk to maintain dominance and
hegemony. But from the point of view of carpet design, there wasn't the faintest resemblance. Furthermore, Sarouk carpets aren't only confined to the Sarookh Village but come from a far larger area centered on the old provincial capital, Arak. The rugs from Sarouk were dominant over other rugs of the region due to their design, color scheme, and weave. That is why the name quickly assumed significance throughout the globe.
One of the oldest carpets from Sarouk was constructed specially for the Shah of Iran in the 16th century. A carpet with fine weave, thick pile made of silk. The carpet had rosy red ground shade derived from the decoction of madder-root. The blue medallion with absolutely no spikes, no sharp spokes derived from the medallion. The carpet had a distinctive border and corner with its design. It took the weaver almost six years to complete it to the Shah's satisfaction. The rug was sold to a British businessman in a rather damaged condition in the 19th century, then was later purchased by a businessman from Austria. Who later sold it to the government of Vienna and was kept in the Vienna Museum.
Our selection of exquisite silk rugs reflects the glory and grandeur of the royal Mughal courts. Hand-knotted in the fine quality pure silk, these silk rugs glow with a divine lustrous sheen resulting from the interplay or infinite reflections. These cause dramatic changes in the colors, tones, and hues from one edge of the carpet to the other, creating a mesmerizing and magical effect. Every single rug design has a rich history and tradition dating back to the prior centuries, making every rug an heirloom and fascinating conversation piece.
Size: 6ft x 9ft (182 cm x 274 cm) Approx.
Quality: 288L / 576 KPSI / 66 Raj
More than 4.4 million Knots in the Rug
Material: 100% Premium Natural Silk
Certified Village Cottage Unit Product
Pile: Pure Silk, Warp: Pure Silk, Weft: Pure Silk, Fringes: Pure Silk
Technique: 100% Hand-knotted by the finest artisans
Certificate of Authenticity mentioning the above facts will be enclosed.
History of the design included
Maintenance Instructions Included
Style: Oriental, Persian, Traditional
Creation Time: 38 months, Approx.
Ship from Boston, USA
Rug Sku: SOS6X9M03
View additional pictures to see the intricate design done in highly stylized beautiful patterns and superb craftsmanship unparalleled in the whole world.
Sarouk Carpets
Sarouk is a village in the south of the Borchalu region and was invaded by Turkoman in 1000 A.D. and again in 1400 A.D. The impact left over by these invasions was perceptible and pronounced in almost every sphere of life as invaders mostly suppressed the cultural activities of other regions of Sarouk to maintain dominance and
hegemony. But from the point of view of carpet design, there wasn't the faintest resemblance. Furthermore, Sarouk carpets aren't only confined to the Sarookh Village but come from a far larger area centered on the old provincial capital, Arak. The rugs from Sarouk were dominant over other rugs of the region due to their design, color scheme, and weave. That is why the name quickly assumed significance throughout the globe.
One of the oldest carpets from Sarouk was constructed specially for the Shah of Iran in the 16th century. A carpet with fine weave, thick pile made of silk. The carpet had rosy red ground shade derived from the decoction of madder-root. The blue medallion with absolutely no spikes, no sharp spokes derived from the medallion. The carpet had a distinctive border and corner with its design. It took the weaver almost six years to complete it to the Shah's satisfaction. The rug was sold to a British businessman in a rather damaged condition in the 19th century, then was later purchased by a businessman from Austria. Who later sold it to the government of Vienna and was kept in the Vienna Museum.
Our selection of exquisite silk rugs reflects the glory and grandeur of the royal Mughal courts. Hand-knotted in the fine quality pure silk, these silk rugs glow with a divine lustrous sheen resulting from the interplay or infinite reflections. These cause dramatic changes in the colors, tones, and hues from one edge of the carpet to the other, creating a mesmerizing and magical effect. Every single rug design has a rich history and tradition dating back to the prior centuries, making every rug an heirloom and fascinating conversation piece.