Kilim 245×176

Kilim rugs differ from hand-knotted rugs in their hand-weaving technique, which means they do not have a high wool pile and are often flatter and rougher. Their production is less complex and therefore less expensive. One advantage is their lightness and the fact that they can be used on both sides. Originally from Persia, kilims are now also widely produced in Afghanistan. They are characterised by simple, linear patterns created by their weaving technique. Kilim rugs are known for their craftsmanship and versatility in both traditional and modern interiors. They offer a cultural connection to their countries of origin and an aesthetic that is both historical and contemporary.