
A golden-ochre field carries large dark geometric medallions with small figures in rust and green, framed by a red-brown border of small motifs. Earthy in tone and graphic in form, it is a tribal kilim rug that sits naturally in Scandinavian and Nordic-inspired rooms.
A true flat-weave kilim, this rug is hand woven in hand-spun wool and naturally dyed, with the symmetrical tribal design the style is known for. Colored wefts are interwoven with the warps to build the large dark geometric medallions on a golden-ochre field, so the pattern is the same on both sides and the rug can be used either way. Designers often use a kilim to add pattern and warmth to a neutral room, or to layer over jute and sisal for a collected, eclectic look.
The kilim is one of the oldest forms of rug weaving, with roots in Anatolia and across the Near East that stretch back thousands of years. The symmetrical layouts and bold stepped forms seen today follow the same tribal vocabulary that nomadic weavers used for tent floors and walls.
For a boho chic living room, this tribal kilim brings the layered, collected look designers love, with handmade texture and bold geometry that plays well with plants, rattan, and woven baskets. It anchors a living room seating group, a dining table for six, or a large bedroom.
