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282 x 183cm Hand Knotted Afghan Chobi Sutri Wool Rug
282 x 183cm Hand Knotted Afghan Chobi Sutri Wool Rug Original price was: R26 790,00.Current price is: R17 029,00.

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275 x 183cm Hand Knotted Afghan Chobi Sutri Wool Rug

Original price was: R22 350,00.Current price is: R17 035,00.

  • Size: 275 × 183 cm (2.75 × 1.83 m)
  • Area: 5.03 m²
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Construction: Hand-knotted
  • Material: 100% hand-spun wool
  • Made in: Afghanistan
  • Design and pattern: Sutri – round navy-ringed medallion on a floral terracotta field, ivory corners, navy floral border
  • Colours: Terracotta red, navy, ivory, gold and sage

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Description

An Afghan Chobi hand-knotted rug is a traditional, high-quality wool rug known for its intricate floral and geometric designs. Using natural vegetable dyes, these rugs feature rich, warm colors that age beautifully. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, each rug is durable and adds timeless elegance to any space.

Size : 275 x 183cm 

Primary color is Red

Pile Material: 100% Hand Spun Wool

Region : Afghanistan

Construction: Hand Knotted

Has fringe.

Condition : Brand New

All of our hand-knotted rugs are professionally washed and treated. All rugs are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse.


Note to Customers:

  • Carefully measure your space before purchasing to ensure the rug fits your desired area.
  • Colors may slightly vary due to lighting and monitor settings.

About this rug

A many-petalled ivory and gold rosette inside a navy ring marks the middle of this Sutri chobi, surrounded by a halo of pale sage flowers. The terracotta field around it is densely covered with small blossoms and palmettes on fine stems, and large ivory corner spandrels shape it into a long hexagon. A wide navy border carries ivory, gold and sage palmettes between narrow ivory guards.

Wool spun by hand and knotted in Afghanistan forms the pile, and a pale fringe trims each end. A formal lounge of 3.4 × 2.4 m or so frames it well, and it also lies neatly crosswise beneath a queen bed. Compare it with other Afghan chobi pieces.