Authentic Handwoven Beauty – A Burst of Colour and Tradition



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Authentic Handwoven Beauty – A Burst of Colour and Tradition
£245.00
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- Model: Kilim
- Weight: 3.00kg
- SKU: 49
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Vegetable-Dyed Afghan Kilim Rug
Size: 205cm x 148cm
SKU: 49
Price: £245
Authentic Handwoven Beauty – A Burst of Colour and Tradition
Bring life and character to your home with this stunning Afghan Kilim rug, handwoven using time-honoured techniques by skilled artisans. Sized at 205cm x 148cm, it’s the perfect medium-sized floor piece for adding warmth and cultural charm to any room.
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Details: | Kilim Rug HistoryKilim rugs are among the oldest and most culturally rich textiles in the world, with a history dating back over 3,500 years. Originating from regions across Anatolia (Turkey), Persia (Iran), the Caucasus, and Central Asia, Kilims are flatwoven rugs crafted without a pile, making them lightweight yet incredibly durable.---Cultural SignificanceKilims were traditionally woven by nomadic tribes and village weavers, often by women, and used not just as floor coverings but as wall hangings, saddlebags, prayer mats, and tent dividers. Every motif, colour, and pattern carries meaning—often symbolic of fertility, protection, love, or nature. These rugs were personal expressions of the weaver’s life, beliefs, and surroundings.---Techniques & MaterialsKilim weaving uses a weft-faced plain weave, where the weft threads form the visible pattern and are tightly pulled over the warp threads. Most Kilims are made from hand-spun wool and coloured with natural vegetable dyes, giving them a soft yet vibrant look that ages beautifully over time.---Modern AppealToday, Kilim rugs are celebrated for their geometric designs, tribal charm, and eco-friendly craftsmanship. They continue to be handwoven by artisan communities in Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, and beyond, preserving ancient traditions while offering timeless style for contemporary homes. |
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