
A column of large stepped diamonds in red, purple, and gold sits on a cream field in a bold, open repeat. It is a tribal kilim runner with a balanced palette that settles into a room.
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 column of large stepped diamonds on a cream field, so the pattern is the same on both sides and the rug can be used either way. Natural color variation, known as abrash, adds the vintage character that makes each kilim one of a kind.
Flat weaving is among the oldest textile arts in Anatolia, and kilims have been woven there for countless generations. Because the pattern is woven into the structure of the rug, kilims were made to last, and old pieces were handed down and reused for generations.
With the quiet confidence of a true tribal runner, this kilim brings texture, warmth, and heritage to the home. It works as a hallway runner, a kitchen runner, or a long entryway runner. A hand woven geometric wool kilim runner like this one is made to be walked on and passed down.
