Timeless Tribal Weaving in a Compact Size 143cm x 96cm
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- Model: Kilim
- Weight: 3.00kg
- SKU: 410
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Handwoven Afghan Kilim Rug – 143cm x 96cm
100% wool • Vegetable-dyed colours • Free UK shipping
Timeless Tribal Weaving in a Compact Size
Bring authentic tribal charm into your home with this handwoven Afghan Kilim rug, sized at 143cm x 96cm. Made using traditional flatweave techniques and vegetable-dyed wool, this piece is perfect for small spaces, entryways, or layered with other textiles for a warm, eclectic look.
Each Afghan Kilim tells a story through its geometric patterns and earthy colour palette, making it more than a rug—it’s a piece of living heritage.
Product Details
✔ Size: 143cm x 96cm – Great for small spaces or layering
✔ Material: 100% wool – strong, natural, and sustainable
✔ Weave Type: Flatweave Kilim – lightweight and durable
✔ Dyes: Vegetable-based – non-toxic and eco-friendly
✔ Design: Traditional Afghan tribal motifs
✔ Colours: Mixed natural tones from plant-based dyes
✔ Origin: Afghanistan
✔ Condition: Brand new
✔ SKU: 410
✔ Price: £95
✔ Shipping: Free UK delivery – fast & secure
Why Choose This Kilim?
✅ Authentic Afghan craftsmanship – woven by skilled artisans
✅ Eco-friendly materials – natural wool and dyes only
✅ Lightweight & versatile – perfect for any setting
✅ Cultural value – design rooted in tribal tradition
✅ Affordable elegance – premium look, great price
Make It Yours Today
Add this beautifully woven Afghan Kilim rug to your space for just £95 with free UK shipping included.
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| History Of Region | |
| Details: | Kilim Rug History Kilim rugs have been woven for thousands of years by nomadic tribes across regions like Afghanistan, Persia, and Anatolia. Unlike pile rugs, kilims are flatwoven using a tapestry technique, making them lightweight and reversible. Traditionally made from wool and dyed with natural pigments, kilims were used as floor coverings, wall hangings, and even tent dividers—each design rich with cultural symbolism and tribal identity. Today, they are prized for their bold patterns, eco-friendly materials, and timeless appeal. |
