
Large stepped diamonds in green, rust, and navy sit on a coral and orange field, with a narrow stripe at the edge. It is a tribal kilim rug with a weathered, lived-in palette that suits modern farmhouse, cottage, and cabin interiors.
Hand woven in hand-spun wool and natural dyes, this tribal kilim rug has the rustic, collected character that boho chic and farmhouse rooms are built around. Its tightly beaten wefts lock the large stepped diamonds on a coral field in place and give the rug the durability kilims are known for. Kilims are flat-woven rugs with no pile, which makes them lightweight, reversible, and durable enough for the busiest rooms.
For centuries, Turkish kilims served as floor coverings, sleeping mats, prayer rugs, and tent hangings, and were woven for dowries and family celebrations. Each pattern carried meaning for the weaver, from guarding the household to wishing a family good fortune.
Layer it over a larger jute or sisal rug for a collected, eclectic look, or let it stand alone in a minimalist room as a single graphic accent. Use it as an entryway rug, a bedroom rug at the foot of a bed, or a small accent rug in a den. A hand woven kilim like this one rewards a designer's eye.
