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Lengthwise view of an ivory geometric Kilim rug with colorful diamond patterns and a striped fringed border.
Angled view of a Southwestern-style wool Kilim rug with an ivory field and blue, rust, green, and gold geometric details.
Close-up of red and green geometric motifs and multicolored diamonds woven into the ivory Kilim field.
Blue and rust Kilim border with multicolored stepped motifs, striped bands, and white fringe.
Corner detail of an ivory wool Kilim showing blue and rust geometric borders and white fringe.
Folded Kilim corner showing the flatweave texture, colorful striped border, and white fringe.
Folded wool Kilim showing blue stepped patterns, rust bands, and multicolored geometric motifs.
Close-up of the woven Kilim border with green, blue, and gold motifs on rust and a white fringed edge.
Folded striped edge and white fringe of a multicolored wool Kilim rug at Classic World Rugs NM.

Hand-Woven Wool Kilim Rug 9'2" x 11'11" | Brral-2163

Vendor
Classic World Rugs
Regular price
$3,800.00
Sale price
$1,550.00
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  • Brral-2163
  • Condition: New
  • (Exact Size: 9 ft. 2 in. by 11 ft. 11 in.)
  • Primary Color: Multicolored
  • Secondary Color(s): Multicolored
  • Pattern: Geometric
  • Design: Tribal
  • Style: Southwestern
  • Weave Type: Hand-Woven
  • Material: 100-Percent Wool
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Made in: India

What are Hand-Woven Rugs?

A Hand-Woven rug can also be called a Kilim, or Flatweave and it uses what is called a "Slit-weave" technique. The Slit-weave technique uses only a warp yarn as the foundation, allowing the weaver to build the rug by interlacing the yarn, as the weft.

To avoid long vertical slits that can make a Hand-Woven rug not durable, most Kilim rugs are created with diagonal or horizontal patterns. This is why it's very common to see octagons, diamonds and triangular shapes in a Flatweave rug.

It is known that Kilim rugs were first used by the Egyptians, dating back to about 1400 B.C.

What makes a Hand-Woven rug so interesting?

1- Most Hand-Woven rugs are reversible.

2- Hand-Woven rugs are built with natural fibers, such as Wool, Cotton, and sometimes Sari-Silk can be added.

3- Hand-Woven Rugs don't shred. (Machine-made rugs use synthetic fibers, that constantly shred. You can search online and read this common review from people who have bought a Machine-made rug.)

Do I need To add Rug-pad?

Yes, a Rug-pad can be critical to your rug's performance and appearance.

Our Rug-pad protects the back of your rug, from grinding against the floors.

Our Rug-pad prevents a rug from slippage, reduces noise and provides extra walking comfort.

Our Rug-pad will not stain your floors, as it is made with natural rubber. Our Rug-pad is custom cut 2 inches short from each side, to fit your rug.