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The Onyx Valley

Hand Knotted Suzani Wool Rug - 6' 2" X 9' 0"

Hand-knotted in Afghanistan by skilled artisans, in the Suzani tradition.

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Size
6' X 9' (183 X 274) The only size — it's a single piece

Actual measured dimensions of this exact rug. Hand-knotted pieces vary by an inch or two — these are true to the loom.

One of a kind — when it's gone, it's gone. This is the only one that will ever exist.
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The Piece

A geometry only the old looms still remember.

Suzani Rugs: A Tapestry of Tradition and Elegance

Suzani rugs, originating from Central Asia—particularly Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan—embody a captivating blend of cultural heritage and contemporary aesthetics. Let’s explore the allure of Suzani rugs and their unique characteristics.

Craftsmanship and Material

  • Hand-Embroidered Beauty: Suzani rugs are large, hand-embroidered textile panels. The word Suzani comes from the Persian word suzan, meaning needle.
  • Nomadic Origins: These textiles were made by nomadic tribes and were an integral part of their lifestyle. Suzanis served as protective wrappings for belongings during migration.

Symbolic Significance

  • Binding Families: Traditionally, brides and their mothers created Suzanis as part of a dowry. They were presented to the groom on his wedding day, symbolizing the union of two families.
  • Adorned with Symbols: Suzanis feature symbols of luck, health, long life, and fertility. They carry deep cultural meaning.

Usage and Functionality

  • Inside Yurts: Suzanis were primarily used inside yurts (Central Asian nomadic tents). They served as protective wraps for textiles and belongings during the nomads’ migrations.
  • Prayer Mats and Bed Sheets: Suzanis also functioned as prayer mats and bed sheets. Furniture was scarce in yurts due to its cumbersome nature.

Craftsmanship and Age

  • Meticulous Embroidery: Skilled artisans meticulously embroidered Suzanis. Their craftsmanship reflects centuries of tradition.
  • Oldest Surviving Examples: The oldest surviving Suzanis date back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries. However, they likely existed even earlier.

Whether you seek a conversation starter or a cozy accent, Suzani rugs invite you to embrace tradition while adding a touch of elegance to your home. Explore their woven poetry and let them grace your living spaces.

A note on character

Faint creases from transit are normal and relax within a few days of lying flat. Slight irregularities in line and color are the signature of a hand-knotted piece — not flaws, but the fingerprints of the person who made it.

Full Specification

Documented by hand

Design
Suzani
Construction
Hand Knotted
Content
Wool
Origin
Afghanistan
Tone
Colorful
Background
Red / Ivory
Condition
New
Warp
Cotton
Size
6' X 9' (183 X 274)
SKU
5014583
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Shipping

Free shipping anywhere in the United States — every rug ships fully insured and carefully rolled.

In Greater Houston, we also offer white-glove delivery: we roll it, deliver it, and hand-place it in the room of your choosing.

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Returns

You have 14 days from delivery to request a return, and up to 30 days to send it back. We email you a prepaid label — return shipping is on us — and refund you once the rug is back with us.

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Care

Vacuum without the beater bar; rotate twice a year for even wear. Blot spills — never rub — with cold water.

A professional hand-wash every few years and it will outlast the room around it.

What Owners Say

Bought once. Kept for good.

Good to Know

Questions, answered.

Is this rug really hand-knotted?

Yes. This is a genuine hand-knotted rug — tied entirely by hand, knot by knot, from wool. That hand-work is exactly why no two are alike and why this piece is one of a kind.

What is this rug made of, and where was it made?

It is hand-knotted from wool in Afghanistan, on a cotton foundation.

What size is this rug?

This exact piece measures 6' 2" X 9' 0" (about a 6' X 9' (183 X 274) rug). These are the real, measured dimensions of this one rug — hand-made pieces vary by an inch or two from any standard size.

Is this piece really one of a kind?

Yes. This is the only one of this rug that exists — its colour, size and pattern will never be reproduced. When it sells, it is gone for good.

Do you ship for free?

Yes — every order ships free anywhere in the United States, fully insured and carefully rolled for transit.

What is your return policy?

You have 14 days from delivery to request a return, and up to 30 days to send it back. We email you a prepaid shipping label — return shipping is on us — and refund you once the rug is back with us.

How do I care for my rug?

Vacuum gently (no beater bar), rotate it now and then for even wear, and blot spills right away rather than rubbing. For a deeper clean, see our rug care guide or ask us about professional hand-cleaning.

Can I see it in person before buying?

Yes. You're welcome at our Houston showroom — book a private viewing and we'll have the piece ready to walk on.

Can I pay over time?

Yes — you can split your purchase into monthly payments with Affirm at checkout, and checking your rate won't affect your credit score.

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