Handwoven Kilim – Multicolour Diamond Lattice | 300 x 200cm

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Handwoven Kilim – Multicolour Diamond Lattice | 300 x 200cm

A new flat-woven kilim, handmade by skilled artisans using natural materials and traditional tribal techniques. Measuring approximately 3m x 2m, it is large enough to anchor a living-room seating area or sit beneath a bed.

Rows of stepped diamonds in teal, rust, pink, light green, yellow, purple and maroon are outlined in cream, forming an all-over lattice. Each diamond holds a small geometric motif, and the colours change from row to row so the pattern never feels repetitive. With no pile, the kilim is light, easy to move and easy to care for.

Dimensions (L x W)

300 x 200 cm

Place of Origin

Iran

Colour

Cream, teal, rust orange, pink, light green, yellow, purple, maroon

Condition

Newly Made

Materials & Techniques

Flat-woven by hand with natural materials using traditional tribal techniques [Please confirm with vendor: fibre and origin]

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