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Kilim are hand-woven carpets in wool with cotton or woolen warp

The old rugs that the Turkmen knotted had a wool warp while the newer ones have a cotton warp

The rugs are famous for their unique zirhaki pattern and quite rare today

Kelim (old) 340x147 cm storlek-304x150 North MaterialManufacturing district: Azerbaijan, Iran Material: Wool with cotton warp Kilim are hand woven carpets in wool with cotton or woolen warp. You can most closely compare the Kelim carpet with a Swedish rolled sheet. The technique of weaving carpets is ancient, several thousand years old. Kilim rugs are made of tightly knotted threads that are woven with the warp to create a flat, pile free surface. Most Kelim rugs are knotted so that the warp is hidden