Traditional kilim

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All antique kilim rugs offered in the Kilim.com store are hand-woven by skilled weavers using pure-wool (sometimes mixed with mohair or cotton) and traditional methods tested and tried over many generations. They are all over 90 years of age. All our antique kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odor free. For additional information about kilims, their origins, cleaning, hanging, dyeing and more, please check out our wiki section.

A sophisticated addition to interior, this traditional rug is hand-knotted of wool and carefully hand-trimmed after being washed by hand and dried in the sun. We recommend a rug pad to extend the life of your rug and keep it securely in place.

Sadu fabric from floor seating at Jamal’s grandparents house🧶🇰🇼 This traditional type of weaving was practiced mostly by Bedouin women. It can be in different colors too, the most popular being mostly red. I love seeing Middle Eastern textiles that I wouldn’t normally see back in Utah. #kuwait #kuwaitcity #kuwaitinstagram #middleeast #sadu #weaving #rug #كويت

The London Antique Rug and Textile Art Fair begins Thursday 16 April 2015 and will run through Sunday 19 April 2015. The location is as recent years The Showroom, Penfold St. Owen Parry, Wales, a faithful LARTA exhibitor, will bring some interesting Qashqai pieces and other antique rugs.