This Qashqai Kilim is a product of spontaneous creativity. Woven without a pre-determined design, each piece is a unique expression of the weaver's imagination. The free-flowing patterns and organic shapes give the kilim a sense of spontaneity and individuality.

The colors used in this kilim are all-natural, derived from the weaver's surroundings. This connection to nature is reflected in the earthy tones and subtle variations in color.

This double-sided kilim offers versatility. Both sides feature the same beautiful design, allowing you to enjoy it from any angle. If you're seeking a minimalist aesthetic with a touch of traditional Iranian art, this kilim is a perfect fit. Its simplicity and authenticity will add a serene and sophisticated touch to any room."

A handwoven kilim is a simple rug made from warp (cotton or wool) and weft (wool) threads, usually woven on a vertical loom using the wool of domestic animals. Each region has its own unique design. Despite the significant influence of modernism in our country, this art has managed to preserve its authenticity. In rural, nomadic, and sometimes urban lifestyles, kilims are used not only as floor coverings but also as clothing, tablecloths, saddlebags, bags, curtains, and even for decorating nomadic tents.

One of the most famous Iranian kilims is the Kurdish kilim rug from Khorasan. Currently, the Kurds of Khorasan live in the northern regions of Khorasan Razavi and North Khorasan provinces. Weaving Kurdish tablecloths is one of the important handwoven crafts in North Khorasan. Due to the availability of Kurdish sheep wool, Khorasan Kurdish kilims are often made of wool and less commonly of cotton fibers. The yarns used in Khorasan Kurdish kilims are often locally sourced and produced by villagers and nomads in the same regions, and they are dyed with natural plant dyes.