Kilim 207×71

Kilim rugs differ significantly from hand-knotted varieties in their hand-weaving technique, which does not produce a high wool pile and makes them flatter and rougher. This significantly reduces production costs. In addition, kilims are lighter and can be used on both sides, which increases their versatility. Originally from Persia, they are now also produced in Afghanistan. They are characterised by their simple, linear patterns, which are created by the special weaving technique. Kilims are known for their cultural roots and manufacturing tradition, which has been preserved to this day and gives them a unique aesthetic appeal.