Kilims are flat woven tapestry-like rugs, which have been handmade by groups of tribal and nomadic people of the ‘Rug Belt’ for thousands of years.

Unlike most rugs, kilims don't have plush piles - this means that they are light and not as soft to touch, but highly durable.

Kilims have become a popular choice because of their rustic, understated designs and serviceability. The slight but sturdy construction makes them particularly versatile and easy to maintain.