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Uzbek kilim ghudjeri , begining of 20th century

This weaving style is very characteristic of those made by the Uzbek tribes.
Ghudjeri kilims are supple and were not made to be used on the floor. 

This weaving can therefore be used as a wall hanging, on a table or bench, or as a door hanging.

Turkmen kilim, begining of 20th century

This kilim has a dense weave and a highly decorative pattern.

Its size is perfect for an entrance hall or a large hallway.

Early 19th century Kilim from south-west Turkey

This is a very beautiful and rare antique piece with a very archaic design and powerful colours.

Because of its age, this piece is a little fragile and not suitable for the floor.

Early 20th century kilim from southwest Turkey

This kilim is beautifully dimensioned and densely woven.

While some motifs are typical of the Konya region, others are more unusual and of great finesse.

New rug, hand-knotted with handspun wool and natural dyes

New rug, hand-knotted with handspun wool and natural dyes

New rug, hand-knotted with handspun wool and natural dyes

New rug, hand-knotted with handspun wool and natural dyes

New Zollanvari rug hand-knotted by women from nomadic tribes living in the Zagros mountains of southwestern Iran.

Hand-spun wool of the finest quality, dyed with vegetable dyes.

A very thick rug with a high density of wool and knots, making it comfortable and soft.

Kilim Circa 1940, from the Malatya region, central-eastern Turkey

Beautiful harmony of colors - Precise, solid weaving in 2 parts.

Exceptional dimensions

Kilim end of 19th century, from Malatya, center-east of Turkey - Weaved in two parts

The kilims from this area are very fine and the pattern is very precise. Motifs of that one are both weaved and embroided. In the middle they are differents between the 2 parts and the bright white has been obtained with cotton.