Antique Jajim Kilim Persian Carpet

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...

Kilim or flat weave, natural dye or un dyed wool. Mazandaran Kilim 7'1" x 9'1". Hand made Oriental vintage rug. Originally made for transporting water. Mazandaran kilims are unique,...

Senneh Rugs, produced in Northwest Persia, are prized for their fne, delicate design and their distinctive, weaving technique. Sennehs come in a range all-over and medallion patterns...

Enhancing the description of the Antique Persian Senneh Kilim Rug: Adorning your space with an exquisite piece of textile art, we present an Antique Persian Senneh Kilim Rug from the...

This antique Persian double weave Jajim Kilim, circa 1900 consists of hand spun vegetal dyed as well as undyed wools. Its double weave results in a denser texture, completed in the s...

This antique Persian Jajim Kilim, circa 1900 consists of a combination of handspun wools - some vegetable dyed and some undyed.. It exhibits a linear, interlaced pattern in the style...

Antique Jajim Kilim, Persia, Circa 1920. Size: 5 ft 8 in x 8 ft 8 in (1.73 m x 2.64 m) Like so many other kilims, this rug makes use of a relatively simple pattern to allow the co...

Originating from Persia in 1920, this antique Persian wool kilim. Recognizable by the vertical lines in its borders leading up to its fringes, intact Jajim pieces like this are in swift decline, particularly with this uncommon multi-color field design with rare camel, amulet, hyacinth, dog, and running water motifs (symbolizing wealth, protection, regeneration, protection, and vitality respectively). The beige background hosts an array of multicultural symbols in red, orange, blue, white, and many other colors rarely seen in this antique family...