Vintage Persian Jajim Tribal Kilim in Polychromatic Stripes, by Rug & Kilim
Located in Long Island City, NY
This vintage 6x7 Persian kilim is a Jajim style curation, handwoven in wool circa 1950-1960.
Wool
Pair of Benches Covered in Vintage Jajim Kilim Rugs
Located in Chicago, IL
A wonderful pair of 21st century benches or ottomans constructed from vintage Persian Jajim kilim rugs, button tufted on all sides, and raised on small stainless steel cabriole legs.
Wool
Nice Vintage Jajim Kilim
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
Beautiful midcentury Jajim Kilim with a geometrical decorative design and nice colors with blue, orange, yellow, pink and green, entirely handwoven with wool on wool.
Wool
Nice Vintage Jajim Kilim Rug
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
Nice vintage Kilim rug with a geometrical design and pretty colors, entirely hand woven with wool on wool foundation composed of bands of Kilims of Jajim, quite thick and consistent.
Wool
Bobyrug’s Nice Vintage Jajim Kilim
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
Beautiful midcentury Jajim Kilim with a geometrical decorative design and nice colors with blue, orange, yellow, pink and green, entirely handwoven with wool on wool. ✨✨✨ "Experienc...
Wool
Antique Jajim Striped Banded Kilim Rug Blanket
Located in Lohr, Bavaria, DE
A beautiful antique Jajim Kilim. Handwoven by women of the Shahsavan tribe. Very good condition. Jajim are very thin - more like a blanket than a rug. They are woven in narrow bands ...
Wool
Vintage Turkish Jajim Kilim Rug, Flat-Woven Wool, Stripe Pattern, Multicolor
Located in Barrington, IL
It is truly an artistic creation by people that live in harsh conditions in the fields but still have the ability to create wonderful pieces such as this Jajim. Dimensions: 6′ 1” x...
Wool
1920’s Antique Swedish Flat Weave Killim Rug-9'6'' X 6'7''
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool
Vintage Flatweave Kilim Geometric Design
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool, Cotton
Antique Geometric Kilim Runner Rug - 5'10'' X 3'8''
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool, Cotton
$3,900
1910s Antique Kilim Rug
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool, Cotton
Antique Kilim Runner Rug - 3'3'' X 7'9''
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool
1920s Antique Geometric Kilim Rug 6'8''x 3'5''
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool
Early 20th Century Antique Kilim Runner
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool, Cotton
Antique Kilim Geometric Runner Rug 13'1'' X 5'11''
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool, Cotton
Antique Kilim Runner Rug 17'2'' X 6'11''
Located in Los Angeles, US
The most well known Kilims are those of Turkey or Anatolia, which are varied in type and effect, but Caucasian and Persian Jajim and Kilim rugs are also appreciated nowadays for thei...
Wool, Cotton
Antique Kashkooli / Qashqai Jajim - Nomadic Persian Kilim - Plaid
Located in Blacksburg, VA
Immaculate early 20th Century Kashkooli Jajim, Nomadic Persian Kilim 4' 9" x 6' 3" Whimsical jajim, kilim hand woven by the renown Kashkooli sub-tribe of the Qashqais.
Wool
Jajim Rug
Located in London, GB
19th and Early-20th Century Tribal Jajims – these are handwoven, pile-less floor coverings in a myriad of colours and of geometric design. They are made and are used to this day ...
Jajim Rug
Located in London, GB
19th and early 20th century Tribal Jajims – these are handwoven, pileless floor coverings in a myriad of colours and of geometric design. They are made and are used to this day b...
Jajim Rug
Located in London, GB
19th and early 20th century Tribal Jajims – these are handwoven, pileless floor coverings in a myriad of colours and of geometric design. They are made and are used to this day b...
Jajim Rug
Located in London, GB
19th and early 20th century Tribal Jajims – these are handwoven, pileless floor coverings in a myriad of colours and of geometric design. They are made and are used to this day b...
Jajim Rugs
Located in London, GB
19th and early 20th century Tribal Jajim – these are handwoven, pileless floor coverings in a myriad of colours and of geometric design. They are made and are used to this day by...
Jajim Rugs
Located in London, GB
19th and early 20th century Tribal Jajims – these are handwoven, pileless floor coverings in a myriad of colours and of geometric design. They are made and are used to this day b...
Antique Shahsevan Jajim or Kilim, Nw Persia, 19th Century
By Shahsevan
Located in By Appointment Only, CA
A beautifully dyed, finely woven Shahsevan jajim or flat woven cover, dating to the 19th century, made in NW Persia. Woven in narrow bands that are joined by multi colored thread...
Wool
Antique Shahsevan Jajim or Kilim, NW Persia, 19th Century
By Shahsevan
Located in By Appointment Only, CA
A finely woven, colorful flat-weave with scintillating dyes and a beautiful fine weave resulting in a soft handle (not scratchy at all!). These flat weaves were intended to be use...
Wool
Designer Persian Rug Throw Pillow
Located in Blacksburg, VA
Designer Persian Rug Throw Pillow Designed by Persian rug expert Jason Dadras, this limited run of unique hand crafted throw pillows utilize antique / vintage tribal Persian Kilims ...
Wool, Faux Leather
Designer Persian Rug Throw Pillow
Located in Blacksburg, VA
Designer Persian Rug Throw Pillow Designed by Persian rug expert Jason Dadras, this limited run of unique hand crafted throw pillows utilize antique / vintage tribal Persian Kilims ...
Wool, Faux Leather
Antique Persian Jajim (flatweave)
Located in Wembley, GB
Antique Persian Jajim flatweave rug is best used as a wall hanging or throw.
Wool
Persian Jajim Flat Weave Kilim 58856
By Mehraban Rugs
Located in WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA
This stunning flat-weave Persian Jajim displays a smart abrupt stripes pattern rendered in graphic colors that have a mid-century vibe.
Wool
Antique Persian Jajim Kilim Persian Carpet
Located in Evanston, IL
Cicim or Jijim or Jajim: Kilims woven in narrow strips that are sewn together. Most Anatolian Kilims are slit woven. Larger antique Kilims were woven in two to three separate section...
Wool
Vintage Persian Jajim Kilim Wedding Blanket
Located in Lohr, Bavaria, DE
Beautiful handwoven tribal textile Jajim Wedding Blanket. Handwoven with pure wool and decorated with woolen dots - very unique and rare piece. Great overall condition, small small s...
Wool
Sold
W 47.25 in L 53.55 in
Handmade Vintage Persian Jajim Kilim 3.9' x 4.5' (120cm x 136cm) 1960s - 2K17
Located in Bordeaux, FR
Immerse your space in the vibrant artistry of this handwoven Vintage Persian Jajim Kilim. Dating back to the 1960s, this captivating flat-weave rug is a testament to traditional craf...
Wool
Sold
H 18.12 in W 18.12 in D 0.4 in
Pillow Made Out of an Early 20th Century Persian Indigo Colored Jajim
Located in Istanbul, TR
The pillow is made out of an early-20century, Persian Jajim technique cover. It does not come with an insert but it comes with a bag made to the size and out of cotton to accommodat...
Cotton
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H 18.12 in W 18.12 in D 0.4 in
Pillow Made Out of a Early 20th Century Persian Indigo Colored Jajim
Located in Istanbul, TR
The pillow is made out of a early-20th century, Persian Jajim technique cover. It does not come with an insert but it comes with a bag made to the size and out of cotton to accommod...
Cotton
Sold
H 17.72 in W 32.68 in D 0.4 in
Pillow Made Out of an Early 20th Century Persian Indigo Colored Jajim
Located in Istanbul, TR
The pillow is made out of an early 20 century, Persian Jajim technique cover. It does not come with an insert but it comes with a bag made to the size and out of cotton to accommoda...
Cotton
Vintage Persian Qashqa'i Jajim
Located in Milan, IT
A colorful Qashqa'i flat-weave composed of multicolored vertical bands on an ivory background. It consists of two panels woven separately and then joined together at the centre. Thes...
Wool
Shahsevan Jajim Rug, c. 1900
Located in Dublin, NH
Persian Shahsevan Jajim Rug, c. 1900 Additional Information: Dimensions: 5'0" W x 11'5" L
Wool
Indigo Cotton "Jajim" Cover
Located in New York, NY
An old tribal cover by the Shahsavan of Azerbaijan, woven with hand-spun cotton in alternating stripes of indigo and white. Wonderful patina and blanket-like handle. Sturdy enough to...
Cotton
Vintage Qashqai Jajim Kilim 2.23m x 1.50m
Located in St. Albans, GB
A beautiful vintage Jajim kilim, woven by the nomadic Qashqai tribe in the middle of the 20th Century. This kilim features a traditional banded design in reds, golds and greys. These...
Wool
19th C Tribal Striped Shahsevan Jajim in Rich Jeweltoned Hues
Located in Dublin, NH
19th Century Northwest Persian tribal two panel Shahsevan Jajim (flatweave)
Mid-20th Century Indigo Colored Cotton Jajim from North Persia
Located in Istanbul, TR
Done in narrow panels, the jajim is stain free.
Cotton
Mid-20th Century Indigo Coloured Cotton Jajim from North Persia
Located in Istanbul, TR
Done in narrow panels, the Jajim is stain free.
Cotton
Early 20th Century Mazandaran Indigo Coloured Quilt with a Jajim Front
Located in Istanbul, TR
A totally ethnographic piece for purely utilitarian purposes made by the nomads of North Persian, Mazandaran region nomads. The front of the piece is covered in wool jajim and the ba...
Wool, Cotton
Antique Pillows Made Out of a 19th Century Shahsavan Wool Jajim
Located in Istanbul, TR
The pillow were made out of a late 19th century, Shasavan wool Jajim. It does not come with an insert but it comes with a bag made to the size and out of cotton to accommodate the fi...
Wool, Linen
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