Terri Smith-Fraser 2x3 Brown Hand-Knotted Oushak Rug | Afghani Wool
Terri Smith-Fraser 2x3 Brown Hand-Knotted Afghani Oushak Rug
Small in scale, rich in character — the Terri Smith-Fraser is a hand-knotted Afghani Oushak in a warm, grounded brown palette that brings instant warmth to any entryway, kitchen, or layered floor arrangement. Crafted in Afghanistan using 100% wool and natural vegetable dyes, it carries the full heritage of the Oushak tradition — geometric motifs, artisan knotwork, and a depth of color that only natural dyes can achieve — in a compact 2x3 format.
At this size and price point, it's one of the most accessible ways to bring a genuinely hand-knotted heirloom piece into your home.
✦ Why We Chose This
We selected the Terri Smith-Fraser because great small rugs are surprisingly hard to find. Most accent rugs at this size are machine-made or tufted — this one is hand-knotted in Afghanistan, which means every knot is tied by a skilled artisan, and the piece will only grow more beautiful with age. The warm brown palette is deeply versatile: it grounds a wooden entryway, adds richness to a tiled kitchen, and layers beautifully under larger rugs in a stacked styling approach. For clients who want to start with a genuine heirloom piece without a large-format commitment, this is the one we recommend.
Overview
- Style: Oushak
- Origin: Afghanistan
- Construction: Hand-Knotted
- Content: 100% Wool Fiber
- Dye: Natural Vegetable Dyes
- Color: Brown
- Size: 2x3 ft (6 sq ft)
Rug Care
- Shedding is normal and will diminish with regular vacuuming
- Clip loose fibers with scissors — do not pull
- Creases from shipping typically disappear within a few days of laying flat
- Blot spills immediately with a clean sponge or cloth; do not rub
- Keep away from excessive moisture
- Professional cleaning recommended as needed
- Rotate periodically to prevent uneven fading in direct sunlight
- For indoor use only
- A quality rug pad is strongly recommended on all surfaces to prevent slipping and extend the life of the rug