Turkish kilim brown, black and antique orange rug

Turkish Kilim with brown, black and orange colors as predominant, although there are also more varied colors, with geometric patterns.

Antique design.

DIMENSIONS (in centimeters)

60x90 80x250

80x125 120x180

80x150 160x250

80x200

Decorative applications

The explosion of colors produced by kilims makes them a sometimes groundbreaking and versatile element in all types of decorative spaces. In ancient times, kilims were very functional, they were used in the Middle East and especially Asia, they were prayed on, they were easily rolled up and transported since they are very light.

In Western decoration, its uses are more varied:

- Decoration in living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, etc.

- Ideal for halls or long hallways.

- Hanging on the wall, like a tapestry.

- As bedroom headboards, feeling of warmth and vivid color.

- They dress the floors of businesses or shops, providing warmth and tranquility.

About kilims

The kilim is a flat-fur textile, very characteristic of both Turkey and other eastern countries. The term kilim literally means "does not mix colors." It is said to be the oldest carpet in the world. A kilim differs from a rug in the sewing technique, since the kilim, due to the methodology of its creation, is made by the artisan by interweaving the wool fibers, creating mosaics or geometric patterns so characteristic of this style.

The finishes of the kilims are very uniform due to the weaves of the wool fabrics. The patterns formed in this type of rugs are generally geometric, since they facilitate the manual work of the artisan with the slit weaving technique, which is used in kilims and makes them so unique.

Durable and resistant, they are designed to be stepped on and traveled with significant frequency.

Made in Türkiye.

Washing and maintenance

It is advisable to clean it with cold water and natural soap if necessary. Although you can tumble dry at low temperature, it is best to dry in the shade, outdoors, as direct sun can alter the color of the rug.

If there is dirt or remains of solid products on the kilim, you can brush both sides of the rug with a soft brush, then rinse it with cold water.