Serapi Rugs

Serapi rugs

An authentic Serapi rug originates from Iran’s Azerbaijan Province. These rugs are known for their typical geo-liner designs, subtle colors, medallion pattern, wool piling, and symmetrical knots.

The detailing on each of these oriental rugs is one of the reasons for the demand of these. So, placing a premium Persian Serapi rug showcases your excellent taste.

Characteristics of Serapi rugs

Materials

Wool has always been the primary material to create Serapi rugs due to the abundance of sheep in the mountain regions of Iran. Apart from giving antique Serapi rugs the authentic look, the wool base also makes it very comfortable and highly durable too.

Weaving techniques

When you see a Persian Serapi rug, the first thing that attracts the eye is the fine texture of the same. Weaving these rugs is an art in itself, and the process still using traditional hand-knotting technique is what makes it more special.

Designs

You will mostly find that a Serapi rug features simple geo-liner, geometric, curvilinear, and other designs. Despite the fact that the designs are simple, the level of elegance of these traditional rugs is always top-notch.

Patterns

While the design framework on antique Serapi rugs is simple, the patterns are quite intricate. With various floral patterns, and color combinations, you will find a wide variety of unique rugs at The Rug Decor.

Care and maintenance of Serapi rugs

Serapi rugs belong to the premium category, and while they can endure heavy foot traffic for years, it is important to keep them stain and dust free too. For regular maintenance vacuuming is the best way. However, it is best to consider a deep cleaning with the help of professionals every 3 to 5 years.

FAQs

What is a Serapi rug?

A Serapi rug is a typical hand-knotted variety that originates from Iran, and is used globally. These rugs feature simple designs, refined wool texture, and symmetrical knots.

How to identify a Serapi rug?

The geometrical designs, central medallion in ivory or blue, and fine ornamentation are some of the notable features that will help you to identify Serapi rugs.

Which rugs are most expensive?

Carpets that are made out of premium materials such as silk, jute, and wool and are hand-knotted, or hand-woven are usually the most expensive.

What rugs are valuable?

A rug that will serve you for years without showing considerable signs of damage or wear and tear are wise to invest in, and are considered valuable too.

 

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