
A long field of stepped diamonds in teal, rust, and plum covers a pale ground in a dense, even repeat. It is a blue kilim runner 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 long field of stepped diamonds in place and give the rug the durability kilims are known for. Reversible and lightweight, a kilim is a practical choice for entryways, kitchens, and family rooms, and a natural layering piece for boho chic interiors.
Kilims were traditionally woven by women in nomadic and village communities, who worked them on simple looms from the wool of their own flocks. Many of the motifs, such as diamonds, hooked borders, and ram's horns, were woven as symbols of protection, fertility, and abundance.
Down a boho chic hallway or beside a bed, this tribal kilim runner adds the layered, collected look designers love. It suits a long hallway runner, a wide entry hall, or a galley kitchen. It sits well with plants, rattan, and warm woods.
