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embroidered suzani fabric

PAE-10005 red/ebony Suzzani Fabric

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embroidered suzani fabric

PAE-10005 red/ebony Suzzani Fabric

€1,656

(Inclusive of all taxes)

Choose a color red/ebony

Size

240x270 cm
96x108 Inch ready to ship

Size Conversion Chart

Sizes in Feet	Sizes in CM	Sizes in Inches	Sizes in Meter
2x3	60x90	24x36	0.60x0.91
3x5	90x150	36x60	0.91x1.52
4x6	120x180	48x72	1.21x1.82
5x8	150x240	60x96	1.54x2.43
6x9	180x270	72x108	1.82x2.74
8x10	240x300	96x120	2.43x3.04
9x12	270x360	108x144	2.74x3.65
10x14	300x420	120x168	3.04x43.89
12x15	360x450	144x180	3.65x4.57

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material
100%-cotton yarn
weaving
hand loom

transitional
hand loom

Dry clean only to preserve embroidery and fabric integrity.
Avoid machine washing or soaking in water, as it may damage the threads.
Do not bleach or use harsh chemicals.
Iron on the reverse side at low heat; avoid direct heat on embroidery.
Store in a cool, dry place—preferably rolled or folded with acid-free tissue.
Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading of vibrant colors.
In case of stains, blot gently with a clean cloth; avoid rubbing the fabric.

For in stock products - Free insured delivery worldwide. Duties and Taxes included.
Delivery Estimates: 6-12 business days (In some cases custom clearance might take longer)

The Design Story

embroidered suzani fabric

Woven from memory, meaning, and motherland, Suzani fabric is a living heirloom of Central Asia. A canvas where ancestral love meets artistic legacy. Each piece carries deep meaning, with symbols like suns for warmth, pomegranates for abundance, and floral vines for prosperity. Hand-loomed in premium cotton and embroidered with soul, Suzani fabric was once a bride’s first story, stitched by generations of women as a symbol of protection and pride. Today, these vibrant tapestries still pulse with that protective grace, transforming walls, sofas, and beds into galleries of living heritage.