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Morocco · multiple weaving regions
Kilim
Moroccan kilims are flatwoven rather than pile rugs, making them lighter and often reversible. Patterns depend on the weaving community and can include bands, diamonds, stepped forms, and broad color blocks. Their lower profile suits doors, dining chairs, warmer climates, and rooms where a pile would be too dominant.
Material
Mostly wool; sometimes cotton structure
Construction
Flatwoven; thin, firm, and reversible
Pattern character
Stripes, checks, diamonds, and stepped motifs
Climate & use
Excellent for warm climates, dining areas, and layering
Relative price
From ··. The final price depends on size, age, condition, wool, and workmanship.
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