Kilim refers to flat woven tapestry-like rugs, which have been hand made by groups of tribal and nomadic people of the ‘Rug Belt’ for thousands of years.

Kilim rugs don’t have plush piles like most rugs or carpets - this means that they are thin and not as soft to touch. Kilims have become a popular choice amongst Australian’s as they are especially suited our understated tastes and harsh conditions. The slight but sturdy construction makes them particularly versatile and easy to maintain.