Teal Vines Suzani Rod Pocket Curtain

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Elevate your space with rod pocket curtains in our signature Teal Vines Suzani pattern. Our made-to-order curtains are lined with 100% cotton for natural light filtration and come in four length options for the perfect fit. Panels are sold individually, we recommend two per standard window.

DETAILS:
Material: Front, 51% linen/ 49% cotton; Lining, 100% cotton
Construction: Rod pocket
Installation: Drapery hooks included, use 13 drapery rings per panel,
Made In: USA

DIMENSIONS:
48" W x 84" L
48" W x 96" L
48" W x 108" L
48" W x 120" L


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All our fabrics are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified. This means that our fabrics have been tested and are free of over 100 harmful and environmentally damaging chemicals. Our fabrics are better for your skin and better for the environment.

Dry clean only.

Curtains are made to order and ship in 8-9 weeks.
Curtains are final sale and may not be canceled, returned, or exchanged once purchased.

Provenance

This curtain is inspired by a vintage piece from Uzbekistan, handmade in the traditional suzani embroidery technique. Suzani, which is embroidered with a tambour hook, is a classic Central Asian textile characterized by flowers and meandering vines. A specialist known as a chizmachi draws out the suzani pattern, then each fabric strip is given to an embroiderer, and finally the finished pieces are sewn back together. The result is a grand work created by several hands, producing charming irregularities and subtle mismatches that balance out the precision of the stitch. The flower designs seen here are symbolic of fertility and fruitfulness. These textiles are traditionally used as wall hangings or as a woman's marriage dowry. The suzani's decorative embroidery is also thought to possess a protective element.