hand-knotted Sarough Mir (also known as Sarouk Mir), a classic oriental style recognized by its signature "Mir" or "Boteh" pattern—the repeating tiny leaf or bud motifs across the central field. Origin: These rugs are traditionally woven in the Arak region of Iran, though high-quality reproductions are common from India (often labeled as Indo-Sarough). Materials: Typically made with a wool pile on a cotton foundation, providing a soft texture and high durability. Design: They are most famous for this specific shade of "old rose," raspberry, or dusty pink. The intricate border usually features cream, navy blue, and gold accents. Length 299 Wifth 200