🏜️ Sarab Rug Collection — Camel-Hair Warmth, Village Geometry

Discover the quiet strength and earthy beauty of our Sarab Rug Collection. Woven in the villages of northwest Iran, Sarab rugs are cherished for their camel-hair tones, crisp tribal geometry, and durable construction—perfect for adding character and warmth to modern mountain homes and classic interiors alike.

Often seen as elegant runners (kenareh) for halls and entries, Sarab pieces feature diamond lattices, stepped medallions, and minimalist borders in a grounded palette of camel, ivory, indigo, and madder red. Each rug is hand-knotted from fine wool (often with natural camel hair), creating a tactile surface that ages beautifully with time.

🌟 Features

  • âś‹ Hand-knotted village craftsmanship — authentic Sarab weaving tradition
  • 🧶 Premium wool & camel-hair tones — naturally warm, resilient, and inviting
  • 🎨 Signature geometry — diamonds, stepped medallions, and spare borders
  • 🛤️ Runner-forward formats — ideal for hallways, entries, and galleries
  • 🏡 Versatile aesthetic — balances rustic textures with modern, minimalist spaces

🌿 Why Choose a Sarab Rug

  • Earthy elegance — camel and neutral fields pair effortlessly with wood and stone
  • Durability — dense, village weaves suited for active, high-traffic areas
  • Timeless design — tribal geometry that feels at once historic and contemporary
  • Ethically made — supports artisan communities and heritage weaving

❓ Frequently Asked Questions — Sarab Rugs

What defines a Sarab rug?

Sarab rugs are village-woven Persian pieces known for camel-hair color stories, geometric diamonds, and clean, understated borders—often produced as long runners.

Are Sarab rugs durable for hallways?

Yes. Their compact, hand-knotted construction makes them excellent for high-traffic corridors, foyers, and kitchens when paired with a quality rug pad.

Do Sarab rugs always use camel hair?

Many feature camel-hair hues; some are 100% wool dyed to similar tones. Both offer warmth, resilience, and a pleasing, organic texture.

What colors are typical?

Camel, ivory, indigo, walnut, and madder red are common—subtle, nature-inspired palettes that layer beautifully in modern interiors.

How do I care for a Sarab rug?

Vacuum gently on low suction, rotate seasonally, and use a rug pad. For deep cleaning, consult a professional familiar with hand-knotted Persian rugs.

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🏜️ Sarab Rug Collection — Camel-Hair Warmth, Village Geometry