Handmade Kilim Wool Rug

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Handmade Kilim Wool Rug – A Timeless Statement of Artistry

Add warmth and character to your space with this handmade Kilim wool rug, a stunning statement piece measuring 8.2′ x 9.11′. Featuring a rich red base accented by sage, orange, black, and cream hues, this rug embodies the essence of traditional Navajo-inspired weaving patterns. Each natural color reflects the earthy tones found in classic handwoven textiles, bringing authenticity and depth to any room.

Crafted from 100% wool, this flat-weave rug offers both durability and a soft, inviting texture. Whether placed in a living room, dining area, or lodge-inspired space, its bold yet balanced design makes it a striking focal point. The intricate geometric motifs honor the heritage of time-honored weaving techniques, seamlessly blending Southwestern, rustic, bohemian, or traditional décor styles.

Transform your space with the artistry of handcrafted weaving—this heirloom-quality Kilim rug is more than décor; it’s a piece of history woven for your home.

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Due to the unique size and weight of this handcrafted rug, we recommend calling our store directly for the most accurate and cost-effective shipping quote. Our team is happy to assist you in finding the best shipping option to ensure your rug arrives safely and affordably.

📞 Call us at 775-738-5816 for personalized shipping details and assistance.

Kilim refers to a flat-woven textile traditionally made from wool, known for its intricate geometric patterns and bold colors. Unlike pile rugs, which have a raised, knotted surface, kilims are created using a tapestry weaving technique, making them thinner and more lightweight while still highly durable.

Kilims originate from regions including Turkey, Persia (Iran), the Caucasus, and Central Asia, with similar weaving styles also found in Southwestern Native American textiles, such as Navajo rugs. These rugs are prized for their handcrafted artistry, symbolism, and cultural heritage, often featuring repeating motifs that carry meanings related to protection, prosperity, or nature.

Because of their versatility and durability, kilims can be used as floor coverings, wall hangings, furniture upholstery, or even saddle blankets. Their bold, geometric designs and rich natural colors make them a timeless and functional piece of décor.