Sarouk Rugs

Sarouk rugs are classic, richly coloured Persian carpets from the Arak region, known for a dense, durable weave and deep reds and blues. The early twentieth-century "American Sarouk", with its detached sprays of flowers on a rose-red ground, was hugely popular in the United States between the wars and remains a decorating staple today.

Older Sarouk and Sarouk-Farahan pieces are finer and more formal, with elegant medallion and all-over designs. Across the range, Sarouks are prized as much for their toughness as their colour.

Frequently Asked

A finely woven, hard-wearing Persian rug from the Arak region, often in deep red with floral or medallion designs.
An early-1900s Sarouk style with detached floral sprays on a rose-red field, woven for the American market and still highly decorative today.
Yes — they are among the more hard-wearing Persian city rugs, which is part of their lasting popularity.
An older, finer grade of Sarouk from the Farahan plain, prized for delicate drawing and refined colour. See our Farahan page.

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