Exquisite Handmade Kurdish Kilim Tablecloth – 4010957

A hand-woven kilim is a simple fabric made of warp (cotton or wool) and weft (wool), usually woven from the wool of domestic animals on a loom, with each region having its own unique design. Despite the great influence of modernism in our country, this art has still retained its originality. In rural, nomadic, and sometimes urban life, kilims are used not only as floor coverings, but also as clothing, tablecloths, baskets, bags, curtains, and sometimes as decorations for nomadic tents. One of the most famous kilims in Iran is the Kurdish kilim of Khorasan, which is currently woven by the Kurds of Khorasan living in the northern regions of Khorasan Razavi and North Khorasan provinces. The Kurdish tablecloth weave is one of the important hand-woven fabrics in North Khorasan. The material of Kurdish kilims of Khorasan is mostly wool due to the availability of Kurdish sheep wool, and cotton fibers are rarely used. The yarns of the Kurdish kilim of Khorasan are often hand-woven and produced by villagers and nomads of the same regions, and are dyed with vegetable dyes. If you would like your space to be filled with authentic and traditional Iranian art, this kilim will help you.