Antique Tribal Geometric Design Kilim Rug

A finely woven Anatolian kilim, originating from the eastern region of Turkey between the areas of Sivas and Malatya. It's distinguished by a geometric pattern composed of three squa...

A gallery-sized example of flat-woven wool kilim originating from Kars, located in eastern Anatolia close to the border with the Caucasus. The kilims from this region are renown for ...

Woven in a complex flat-weave technique known as Zili, this superb example originates from the area of Sivrihisar, located in Cappadocia. The background is entirely in wool and the a...

Julkhyrs are the long-piled rugs of the Uzbeks of central Asia and are representative of an ancient weaving tradition, when carpets were woven by the people living in the freezing hi...

This vintage Kilim rug features a vibrant red background with three central medallions woven in decorative blue and brown accents. These flat-woven rugs are recognised word-wide du...

Handwoven in a wool flatweave, originating circa 1950-1960, this 5x11 vintage Turkish kilim is an excellent example of the slit weave and is dense with colors that have aged beautifu...

Vintage Turkish hand-woven flat-weave (Kilim) runner rug was made with 100% wool. It has flat wool pile and features a dynamic and colorful design of nested lozenges with serrated ed...

This handmade carpet Turkish rug is antique rug traditional handwoven runner rugs come from Turkey. The carpet design world. This kind of carpet runners is suitable for stair runners and hallway rugs. In a striking color combination of bright red, shiny yellow, navy, light blue, sea blue, gold, cream, and caramel. The pattern depicted on these natural fibre rugs has traditional oriental rugs style and have influenced by the Caucasian rug designs. Kayseri was once the capital of Cappadocia, is situated at the foot of Mount Erciyes. Kayseri people still weave kilims, and many are made specifically for the export market. Turkish Kilim rugs, antique rug runner, geometric handmade carpet rugs sale.