KILIMS

A modern flat-weave rug with minimal design. Handwoven by female artisans in a rural village workshop in Eastern Turkey under the supervision and with the support of Ministry of Education and Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Turkey.Wool wefts on cotton warps. Double sided, reversible and washable...

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An antique Turkish Kilim (flat-woven rug) with saturated plant dyed colors. Very good original condition. It is finely handwoven and made of wool...

This authentic multifunctional handwoven flat-weave (Kilim) from Eastern Turkey was made probably circa mid-20th century by Nomads to be used as a floor covering, bed/bedding cover and a curtain to divide their goat hair tents into two compartments.These vintage utilitarian nomadic Kilims were made ..

This simple hand-woven rug made to be used by the villagers in Central Anatolia. 100% natural undyed wool. Good condition. Cleaned professionally...

A simple yet beautiful wool flat-weave rug handwoven by the nomadic tribes in South Central Turkey. Very good condition, sturdy and clean...

This lively handwoven rug was produced by Kurdish villagers in Central Turkey for daily use in third quarter of the 20th century. These splendid vintage weavings were used in various ways such as wall-hangings, bedding covers, tent dividers, curtains, floor coverings in tents and village houses..

This authentic handwoven flat-weave (Kilim) from Central Turkey was made by Nomads to be used as a floor covering in their tents or summer houses circa mid-20th century. It is made of beautiful natural dyed red, terracotta, orange and undyed black and white wool.These vintage utilitarian Kilims were..

A vintage flat-woven runner (Kilim) from Central Anatolia, Turkey...

This authentic multifunctional handwoven flat-weave Kilim from Central Turkey was made in mid-20th century by Nomads to be used as a floor covering, bed/bedding cover and a curtain to divide their goat hair tents into two compartments.This vintage utilitarian nomadic Kilim were made to use for every..

This lively handwoven rug was produced by Kurdish villagers in Central Turkey for daily use in third quarter of the 20th century. These splendid vintage weavings were used in various ways such as wall-hangings, bedding covers, tent dividers, curtains, floor coverings in tents and village houses..