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Kilim Afghan Wool 140x99
Kilim Afghan Wool 140x99
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Product Description
Kilim Afghan rugs originate from Afghanistan and are known for their flat weaving structure and vibrant color designs. These rugs offer a fresh perspective on traditional rug art and bring a dynamic atmosphere to any home.
Origin and Tradition:
The Kilim technique has a long history and is widespread in many regions of Afghanistan. These flat-woven rugs were developed to be both practical and aesthetically pleasing, embodying the creativity and craftsmanship of textile-making communities.
Design and Materials:
The colorful geometric patterns give Kilim Afghan rugs their distinctive look. They are made from high-quality sheep wool, valued for its durability. Since they are woven rather than knotted, they have a different texture and dynamic, making them particularly versatile.
Cultural Significance:
These rugs are a wonderful way to integrate vibrant colors and art into living spaces. Ideal for lovers of rustic designs, Kilim Afghan rugs provide a unique accent that blends tradition with modern style.
Product Features
Carpet Number | RB3-1101 |
Condition | New / Stock |
Size | 1.40 m x 0.99 m = 1.39 ㎡ |
Thickness | Approx. 4 mm |
Weight | Approx. 3 kg |
Knot Density |
Approx. 250,000 per ㎡ |
Pile | Wool |
Warp | Cotton |
Design |
Kilim Afghan |
Manufacturing |
Hand-Knotted |
Origin | Afghanistan |














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About Khademi
View ProductsSince 1994, the company founded in Hamburg has been known for perfectly crafted, exquisitely fine oriental rugs made from the finest materials with the highest artistic standards. In addition to production facilities in Iran, such as in Qom, Isfahan, and Tabriz, Khademi has selected exclusive producers in India, China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkey, who implement the company's visions while ...
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Design Classic: Kilim
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