North West Persian Wool Kilim

North West Persian Wool KilimWhether used as a floor covering or wall hanging, or to create decorative pillows and chairs, Kilim rugs recall the art of ancient civilizations and cultures. Weaves that are similar to those still used today first appeared about fifteen hundred years ago, in various countries within the Persian Iranian Empire. The word "kilim" derives from a Persian Iranian word that means "to spread roughly". Weavers typically used a diagonal weave to strengthen the

rather than geographic location

Style: 19th Century Tabriz Carpet

From the dining room to the living room

Weavers typically used a diagonal weave to strengthen the structure of the rug so geometric patterns are a common design

you will find a plethora of unique patterns mixed with simplicity

Spanish weavers produced these carpets with beautiful coloration

Style: Antique Persian Carpet

Design: Medallion Wool Mashad Carpet

artistic elements

Many rugs feature a cotton foundation

from any origin or time period

Colors: Light Blue