Description
Kilim rugs differ significantly from hand-knotted varieties as they are woven by hand. This means that they do not have a high wool pile and are typically flatter and more robust. Their production is less complex, which generally makes them more affordable. A major advantage is their lightness and the fact that they can be used on both sides. Originally from Persia, kilims are now also produced in Afghanistan. Their designs are often simple and linear, which is due to the weaving technique. These rugs are known for their durable quality and rustic charm. Kilims are popular for their versatility and are often used as decorative elements in modern living spaces, where they lend a touch of traditional craftsmanship and timeless beauty.
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