Woven circa 1900, this Sarouk Farahan rug is a refined example of one of the most collectible Persian rug styles. Made in the Farahan district of west-central Iran by highly skilled Persian artisans, Sarouk Farahan rugs are known for their crisp drawing, balanced composition, and exceptional dye work. This piece features a delicate ivory field anchored by a navy and rose medallion, surrounded by an explosion of stylized floral motifs—vases, palmettes, vines, and blossoms—all rendered in coral, soft blue, peach, teal, and moss green. The border is equally lyrical, a scrolling garden of florals on a midnight ground. Prized by collectors and decorators alike, Farahan rugs bridge formal elegance with subtle whimsy, offering intricate detail without overwhelming the eye. Their palette feels both antique and surprisingly fresh. This example, with its luminous coloration and superb condition, captures the quiet grandeur and painterly spirit that has made Sarouk Farahan rugs enduring favorites for over a century.