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- Fine silt weave, hand woven with finely spun wool that produced an elegant kilim. This new kilim is much thinner than their antique counterpart. Regular vacuum goes a long way in making you enjoy the rug many years.
- Organic dyes give the effect of multi tone of each color. This transforms otherwise a static kilim into playful and dynamic piece.
- Greens and reds typically dominate the pattern. Woven using a variation of the parmakli motif as the thematic medallion.
- Flat weave technique employed in these pieces enable you to use the kilim rug on both sides. That gives it added durability.
- Anthropomorhpic goddess figures around each medalliion represents birth. Yildiliz motif around the border to express happiness.
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This kilim is inspired by 19th century Guzelhisar kilims, because the weaving in that region has ceased and is now an agricultural area. The design of this hand woven piece is of an overall pattern consisting of a repeated large hexagonal star shape. The structure is slit weave with fine medium wool threads. Colors are rich and dynamic, which is consistent with the 19th century originals, but the design is simplified and more airy. The kilim is well suited to liven your environment with hand craft art of the old world.
