Suba rug is a term with several meanings, most commonly used in Hungarian folk art to refer to a thick woolen, hand-crocheted or knotted rug. Originally, a suba was a traditional Hungarian outerwear. The piece in the picture resembles the predecessor of modern "shaggy" or long-pile rugs, which were also popular in the form of needlework kits in the 70s and 80s. Main Features Handmade: Traditionally made by hand using a suba needle on pre-dyed canvas, from thick yarn. Thick and soft: Extremely thick and soft to the touch due to the long fibers. Geometric patterns: Often decorated with brightly colored, geometric or stylized floral patterns, although modern versions can also be solid colors. Durability: Durable thanks to its wool or acrylic material. In modern home design, "shaggy" or long-pile rugs are also often called suba rugs. It shines in cheerful pop art colors.