Kilims are flat woven textiles that are made of intersecting warps and
wefts. For thousands of years, kilims
have been woven to serve utilitarian purposes, such as for floor coverings in
tents, tent covers, tent bands, baby cradles, and numerous other
functions. Throughout history, however,
Kilims Rugs have also been enjoyed not just for their utilitarian benefits, but also
for their great beauty and unique aesthetic.
In recent times especially, kilims have gained a wide popularity in
American and European interior design.
This article aims to provide a guideline for how to care for handwoven
kilims so that they can be preserved and handed down to future generations.
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