Spirit Of The Arrows native Navajo kilim rug, flatweave kilim dhurrie rug, southwest area yei rug, handmade Navajo wool rug for living room

This rug features a bold and striking human figure design, which is central and symmetrical. It looks like a warrior or spiritual figure with arms outstretched, holding arrows in both hands. The background is a soft cream-beige, letting the figure and details stand out. The person is colored in dark brown, navy blue, and grey, with touches of red and white for contrast. Around the figure are many arrow shapes, giving a sense of movement or protection, and at the bottom and top are zigzag patterns—often seen as symbols of water or energy.

Art of Navajo Style Dhurrie Weaving;

Dhurrie weaving forms a cherished part of Pakistan's glorious weaving tradition. A "dhurrie" is a Pakistani and an Indian term for handwoven rug, an item which is often used in home furnishings. This craft originates from hundreds of years ago from the sub-continent and has continued through generations.
This ancient craft utilizes the Panja technique, employing traditional pit looms and a claw-like tool called "Panja" to weave intricate designs.
Each dhurrie takes considerable time to create due to its intricate nature.
Suzzi homes weavers work meticulously to bring you the best hand-made dhurries which will last you for years to come. Suzzi homes envisions a world where hand-made products thrive and the legacy of indigenous Pakistani crafts like dhurrie weaving is not only acknowledged, but also appreciated and encouraged so that the practice goes on for years to come.

Details:
* Colors used:
* Cream-beige – the base color

* Dark brown, navy blue, and grey – for the main figure

* Red and white – accents and highlights

* Black – for outlines and sharp details

* Size: Made To Order
* Pattern: Geometric & Symbolic
* Design: Tribal
* Style: Southwestern
* Weave Type: Hand-Woven
* Material: 100-Percent Wool
* Shape: Rectangular or Square
* Made in: Pakistan


Cleaning Instructions:
* Use soft hand brush to remove dust.
* Gentle/light vacuum clean regularly.
* Do not machine wash.
* Can be dry cleaned.
* Professional cleaning is recommended
* If any thread come out then don't hook it, cut it by scissor


Disclaimer:
Our rugs are inspired by traditional Navajo aesthetics, The designs are original and created by Osama and myself, and are not copies of any copyrighted or protected patterns. These designs are then handwoven by our skilled artisans, Jamal and Amjad, who each bring over 30 years of experience in traditional dhurrie weaving. They expertly interpret our Navajo-inspired concepts into beautifully crafted dhurrie rugs.. We fully respect and acknowledge the cultural significance of Navajo artistry, and our work is intended as a respectful inspiration, not a reproduction.