Aura Kilim 17156 Multi Multi Kilim Hand Woven Rug Ground:Multi The natural dye used gives

The natural dye used gives it a very unique silky feel and luster

Esfahan rugs are often hand-knotted using the asymmetrical Persian knot

Karajah rugs are typically produced by tribal weavers belonging to the Kurdish and Turkic-speaking tribes inhabiting the Karajah region

19th Century Development: Farahan rugs gained significant popularity during the late 19th century

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Aura Kilim 17156 Multi Multi Kilim Hand Woven Rug Ground:Multi The natural dye used givesKilims have been around for centuries and used as a way to tell stories, depict culture, and showcase artistry. These days, Kilim rugs are just as popular for their looks and functionality as they are for their history. With a flat weave technique that makes them pileless, these rugs are durable and easy to clean perfect for high traffic areas in your home.