(High-Decorative) ("New Arrivals Gallery") Mahajiran defines a prestigious class of weaving and a specific era of production within the Saoruk region of West Central Persia. It distinguishes the highest quality “workshop-grade” rugs produced between approximately 1885 and 1930, in which elite workshop standards were maintained with strict quality control, resulting in the finest knot density and refined curvilinear artistry. With its thick pile of luminous lamb’s wool and an alluring, softer burnt sienna palette, this eye-catching, High-Decorative-Caliber Mahajiran Sarouk exudes elegance, grace, and luxury. The resplendent pattern reflects European design influences through an ebullient arrangement of widely spaced blossoming boughs and vase motifs that tranquilly ‘float’ across the field. Each intricately drawn blossoming bough is a magical composite of half a dozen distinctly different flowering species. The richly saturated, variegated burnt sienna ground is tastefully mottled and further enhanced by an artful use of asymmetrical color shading (abrash) to create greater depth and to provoke the enduring curiosity of the viewer. Highlights of ivory, peach, gold, sky to midnight indigo blue, and sienna lift off the canvas. Although Mahajiran Sarouks from the 1920’s were originally woven for formal settings, today they are extremely versatile and will be inspirational in a wide range of settings, from a casual family room to high formal dining room.

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