Vintage Turkish Jijim Runner with Star Medallions in Blue
Located in New York, NY
A rare and vibrant Turkish Jijim runner, this piece features a mesmerizing series of geometric
Mid-20th Century Turkish Turkish Rugs
Wool
Vintage Turkish Jijim Runner with Star Medallions in Blue
Located in New York, NY
A rare and vibrant Turkish Jijim runner, this piece features a mesmerizing series of geometric
Wool
$1,206Sale Price|30% Off
5.3x8.3 Ft One-of-a-Kind Geometric Vintage Turkish Jijim Kilim Rug Made of Wool
Located in Spring Valley, NY
This attractive flat-weave rug is handwoven in fine local wool to create a sturdy floor covering
Wool
Antique Cicim or Jijim Kilim, hand-woven in natural dyed wool, Anatolia 1920s
Located in Beograd, RS
In this listing you will find a steiking antique Jijim or Cicim Anatolian kilim. Eith its
Wool
$2,750
Kars Kilim Runner Rug
Located in New York, NY
bands decorated in "jijim" brocading technique. Rug has lots of natural un-dyed brown wool is
Wool
$294Sale Price|30% Off
3x3.8 Ft Vintage Hand-woven Kilim. 100% Wool. Vintage Flat-Weave Turkish Rug
Located in Spring Valley, NY
, Utility/Laundry Room Age: Vintage Shape: Rectangle Type: Accent Rug Style: Jijim / Jajim / Cicim Color
Wool
Unavailable|$1,600
Vintage Turkish Jijim Rug
Located in Salem, MA
Vintage Turkish Jijim rug.
Wool
Unavailable|$1,800
Vintage Turkish Jijim Rug
Located in Salem, MA
Vintage Turkish Jijim rug.
Wool
Unavailable|$2,000
Vintage Turkish Jijim Rug
Located in Salem, MA
Vintage Turkish Jijim rug.
Wool
Unavailable|$1,600
Vintage Turkish Jijim Rug
Located in Salem, MA
Vintage Turkish Jijim rug.
Wool
Unavailable|$1,400
Vintage Turkish Jijim Rug
Located in Salem, MA
Vintage Turkish Jijim rug.
Wool
Unavailable|$1,600
Vintage Turkish Jijim Rug
Located in Salem, MA
Vintage Turkish Jijim rug. Anatolian design.
Wool
Unavailable|$1,500
Vintage Turkish Jijim Rug
Located in Salem, MA
Vinatge Turkish Jijim rug, Anatolian design.
Wool
Unavailable|$600
Antique Persian Jijim Rug
Located in New York, NY
Antique Persian Jijim Rug. A flat weave vegetable dyed wool in contrasting coloured stripes woven
Wool
Unavailable|$650
Antique Persian Jijim Rug, circa 1900
Located in New York, NY
Antique Persian Jijim rug. A flat-weave vegetable dyed wool in contrasting color stripes woven in
Wool
Unavailable|$450
Vintage Jijim Rug / Bed Cover, Afghanistan
Located in New York, NY
Vintage Jijim rug / bed cover, Afghanistan. A flat weave vegetable dyed wool in narrow strips
Wool
Unavailable|$800
Vintage Jijim Runner
Located in Salem, MA
Vintage Jijim runner. Anatolian design.
Wool
Sold|$995
Adana "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
Adana "Jijim" rug. Finely brocaded on a cotton foundation and very well preserved, this little
Brocade, Cotton, Wool
Sold|$3,950
Large "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
Large "Jijim" rug. A lovely old tribal flat-weave rug from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate
Goat Hair, Wool
Sold|$1,250
Adana Cotton "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
Adana cotton "Jijim" rug. A lovely old flat-weave rug from the Adana region in Southern Turkey.
Brocade, Cotton, Wool
Sold|$1,350
Adana Cotton "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
Adana cotton "Jijim" rug. A lovely old flat-weave rug from the Adana region in Southern Turkey.
Wool, Cotton
Sold|$2,950
Fethiye "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
Fethiye "Jijim" rug. A large tribal flat-weave rug from Southwestern Turkey, woven in the intricate
Brocade, Wool
Sold|$5,950
Antique Anatolian Jijim Rug
Located in New York, NY
Antique Anatolian Jijim rug. A rare antique jijim flat-weave rug, with fantastic natural dyes, that
Brocade, Wool
Sold|$675
Small Fethiye Jijim Rug
Located in New York, NY
Small Fethiye Jijim rug. A small tribal flat-weave from Southwestern Turkey, rug is woven in the
Wool
Sold|$2,350
West Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
West Anatolian "Jijim" rug. A beautiful old tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, rug is woven in
Wool
Sold|$1,800
West Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
West Anatolian "Jijim" rug. A lovely old tribal flat-weave rug from Western Turkey, possibly from
Wool
Sold|$1,250
West Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
West Anatolian "Jijim" rug. A lovely old tribal flat-weave rug from Western Turkey, woven in the
Wool
Sold|$2,450
Central Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
Central Anatolian "Jijim" rug. An old tribal flat-weave rug from central Turkey, woven in the
Wool
Sold|$3,850
West Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
West Anatolian "Jijim" rug. A very handsome old tribal flat-weave rug from Western Turkey, woven in
Wool
Sold|$2,950
Amazing Central Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
Amazing Central Anatolian "Jijim" rug. An impressive tribal flat-weave rug from Central Turkey
Wool
Sold|$2,950
Adana "Jijim" Rug with Good Luck Charms
Located in New York, NY
Adana "Jijim" rug with good luck charms. Tufts of colorful angora are tied for good luck wishes all
Brocade, Wool, Angora
Sold|$2,750
Kozak "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
A lovely old tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate "Jijim" brocading
Wool
Sold|$995
"Squares" Jijim Rug
Located in New York, NY
An old tribal flat-weave from Southern Turkey, woven in the intricate "jijim" brocading technique
Goat Hair, Wool
Sold|$2,750
Kozak "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
A lovely old tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate "Jijim" brocading
Cotton, Brocade, Wool
Sold|$2,950
West Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
A lovely old tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate "jijim" brocading
Wool
Sold|$1,950
"Jijim" Rug with Stars
Located in New York, NY
A lovely old tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in an intricate weft brocading technique, creating a very sturdy structure. The design has an almost three-dimensional appea...
Wool, Cotton
Sold|$4,950
Large West Anatolian "Jijim" Rug
Located in New York, NY
A tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate "jijim" brocading technique
Cotton, Wool
Sold|$1,195
West Anatolian "Jijim" Rug 'DK-104-92'
Located in New York, NY
A lovely old tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate “jijim” brocading
Wool
Vintage Embroidered Rug with Geometric Design in Soft Colorful Palette
Located in Atlanta, GA
cream. Turkish Embroidered Jijim rug with Geometric design, TU-NED-136580, country of origin / type
Wool
Sold|$1,950
"Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
Colorful wool brocading on very sturdy and rough goat hair background. A sturdy kilim that feel like a straw mat but infinitely more interesting.
Brocade, Goat Hair, Wool
Sold|$2,950
Jijim
Located in New York, NY
One of the nicest examples of this type. Great colors and design.
Brocade, Wool, Cotton
Sold|$1,450
"Jijim" Kilim
Located in New York, NY
A tribal kilim from Turkey woven in the "jijim" brocading technique.
Brocade, Wool, Goat Hair
Sold|$2,550
Kozak "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A traditional village kilim from Western Turkey, woven in "jijim" brocading technique.
Brocade, Wool
Sold|$2,550
Kozak "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A traditional village kilim from Western Turkey, woven in "jijim" brocading technique.
Brocade, Wool
Sold|$1,950
"Jijim" Kilim
Located in New York, NY
Vintage Turkish kilim woven in a brocading (jijim) technique. Wonderful graphics, unusual colors.
Brocade
Sold|$2,450
Fethiye "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A lovely kilim from SW Turkey woven in the so-called "jijim" brocading technique.
Brocade
Sold|$1,350
"Jijim" Runner
Located in New York, NY
A vintage Turkish kilim runner woven in a brocading (jijim) technique. Striking tribal design and
Brocade, Wool, Cotton
Sold|$3,450
Kozak "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A great example of tribal weaving from Western Turkey, this "jijim" flatweave features a well-known
Brocade, Wool, Cotton
Sold|$2,950
Kozak "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A traditional village kilim from Western Turkey, woven in "jijim" brocading technique. Bright and
Brocade, Wool
Sold|$2,650
Obruk "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A very nice tribal flatweave from Central Turkey, woven in the so-called "jijim" brocading
Brocade, Wool, Cotton
Sold|$2,950
Kozak "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A lovely old tribal flatweave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate "jijim" brocading
Wool, Cotton
Sold|$4,750
Sivrihisar "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A lovely tribal flatweave, in "jijim" brocading technique, of rather large proportions for the type
Brocade, Wool, Cotton, Goat Hair
Sold|$650
Fethiye "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
An old tribal flatweave from Southwestern Turkey, woven in a brocading (jijim) technique. The large
Wool
Sold|$2,950
Denizli "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate "Jijim" brocading technique
Wool
Sold|$2,350
Mut "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
intricate "jijim" brocading technique. This is a very well known design from this region and increasingly
Wool
Sold|$2,950
Denizli "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A tribal flat-weave from Western Turkey, woven in the intricate "Jijim" brocading technique
Wool
Sold|$1,250
"Jijim" Runner
Located in New York, NY
A vintage flatwoven rug in runner format with lots of brocading.
Brocade, Wool, Cotton
Sold|$2,450
Bergama "Jijim"
Located in New York, NY
A real dowry rug, and a very fine one. Not easy to find anymore.
Brocade, Wool, Cotton
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