Afghan Kilim Multi- 2'5"x12'6"

This is a Kilim rug, also known as Killam or Killim. Kilim rugs are flat tapestry-woven carpets. Since they are flat-woven, they often do not have a ‘pile’. They are usually produced by nomads in Iran. They are used for the floor, and also for hanging on the wall, tents, and curtains.

This is a hand-knotted rug. This rug was made on a handloom, with the fibers knotted by hand. The knots in this rug are inserted into the base and then tied, making it an extremely high quality rug. These knots make the rug pile. The hand-knotting for this rug required a lot of time and labour. As a hand-knotted rug, this rug is made from natural fibers. This is an extremely durable rug that will last you a lifetime.

This rug is made from wool. This rug's natural material is soft, warm, and durable - a practical choice for any area, even with high foot traffic. The most popular material used for rugs for thousands of years, a wool rug will provide you a lifetime of comfort with easy upkeep.

This rug is made in Afghanistan. Afghan rugs are mostly assembled in northern and western Afghanistan, by various tribes and ethnic groups but mainly by Turkmen. Almost all of Afghan weavers make rugs that are about the same as those they have woven for decades.Various vegetable, and other natural dyes are the foundation of afghan rugs. The most typical rug that is made by Afghans is that of the octagonal elephant's foot (Bukhara) print, often with a red background.

This is a multi-coloured rug that hosts an array of colours which can pop in any room. This multi-coloured rug is a great choice for bringing life onto your floor with several emotion-invoking colours. Please note due to screen resolution and colour of pixels, the image may look slightly different than the actual rug.

This runner is made for hallways (or other narrow areas) of all sizes. The edges and binding are all finished to a fixed length.