Sarough Mir - Rug - 249 cm - 151 cm

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Indien-origin Indo-Mir hand-knotted rug, wool on cotton, about 249 × 151 cm, from the 21st century, in very good condition and professionally cleaned.

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Description from the seller

This hand-knotted Indo-Mir rug features a dense, evenly structured allover pattern and a clear, high-contrast color scheme. The dark inner field is completely filled with small, regularly recurring stylized motifs, arranged in diagonal rows. This creates a very calm, rhythmic yet detailed overall impression.

The base field appears in a very dark blue. The small motifs in red, rust red, beige and cream stand out clearly. The broad surrounding border is in warm red and rust tones and shows a more geometrically influenced pattern that clearly frames the dark central field. Narrow side borders with small recurring elements further ensure a clean finish.

Typical of Mir aesthetics is especially the uniform, fine-grained motif distribution without a dominant central medallion. Due to its large size of 248 × 152 cm, the rug remains very present despite its delicate pattern and is particularly suitable for living, dining, or work spaces.

Details
Type: Indo-Mir rug
Size: approx. 248 × 152 cm
Manufacture: Hand-knotted
Design: Classic / Mir
Pattern: Dense allover pattern with regularly recurring small motifs
Colors: Dark brown, black, red, rust red, beige and cream
Style: Oriental / Classic / Mir
Format: Rectangular

Special features
Elaborately hand-knotted
Typical Mir allover pattern
No dominant central medallion structure
Dark, almost black inner field
Small regularly arranged motifs in red and beige tones
Broad border in warm red and rust tones
Very even and rhythmic overall effect
Detailed, traditional design
Ideal for living, dining, or work spaces
Well compatible with classic and modern interiors
Versatile size of 248 × 152 cm
Individual character through handcrafted production

Shipping
The rug is carefully and transport-securely packaged and insured for shipment so that it arrives safely to you.

Seller's Story

Welcome to Teppique. For three generations, we have been dedicated to the world of carpets, offering carefully selected pieces ranging from classic to modern, antique to contemporary, and rustic to finely woven designs. Our collection focuses on high-quality handmade and hand-knotted carpets in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and origins. Whether you are looking for a small decorative rug or a large statement piece, our aim is to offer distinctive carpets with character and craftsmanship. With many years of experience in the carpet trade, we are happy to assist with any questions about our rugs, their origin, quality, materials, or care.

This hand-knotted Indo-Mir rug features a dense, evenly structured allover pattern and a clear, high-contrast color scheme. The dark inner field is completely filled with small, regularly recurring stylized motifs, arranged in diagonal rows. This creates a very calm, rhythmic yet detailed overall impression.

The base field appears in a very dark blue. The small motifs in red, rust red, beige and cream stand out clearly. The broad surrounding border is in warm red and rust tones and shows a more geometrically influenced pattern that clearly frames the dark central field. Narrow side borders with small recurring elements further ensure a clean finish.

Typical of Mir aesthetics is especially the uniform, fine-grained motif distribution without a dominant central medallion. Due to its large size of 248 × 152 cm, the rug remains very present despite its delicate pattern and is particularly suitable for living, dining, or work spaces.

Details
Type: Indo-Mir rug
Size: approx. 248 × 152 cm
Manufacture: Hand-knotted
Design: Classic / Mir
Pattern: Dense allover pattern with regularly recurring small motifs
Colors: Dark brown, black, red, rust red, beige and cream
Style: Oriental / Classic / Mir
Format: Rectangular

Special features
Elaborately hand-knotted
Typical Mir allover pattern
No dominant central medallion structure
Dark, almost black inner field
Small regularly arranged motifs in red and beige tones
Broad border in warm red and rust tones
Very even and rhythmic overall effect
Detailed, traditional design
Ideal for living, dining, or work spaces
Well compatible with classic and modern interiors
Versatile size of 248 × 152 cm
Individual character through handcrafted production

Shipping
The rug is carefully and transport-securely packaged and insured for shipment so that it arrives safely to you.

Seller's Story

Welcome to Teppique. For three generations, we have been dedicated to the world of carpets, offering carefully selected pieces ranging from classic to modern, antique to contemporary, and rustic to finely woven designs. Our collection focuses on high-quality handmade and hand-knotted carpets in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and origins. Whether you are looking for a small decorative rug or a large statement piece, our aim is to offer distinctive carpets with character and craftsmanship. With many years of experience in the carpet trade, we are happy to assist with any questions about our rugs, their origin, quality, materials, or care.

Details

Era
After 2000
Model
Sarough Mir
Length
249 cm
Width
151 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
India
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
21st century
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