kilim , auch: kelim

In fact, it is more of a variety of kilim than carpet.

Next to these shelves is a round table covered with a colorful kilim rug.

Instead, Grant sat on a kilim ottoman, staring at the carpet, not looking up.

His first song Kilim was a huge success.

Crafting kilim is also a common source of income.

The most popular of flat-weaves is called the Kilim.

Others were beaded with kilim designs or animal stripes.

The latter is the theme of the sonnet sequence entitled "Kilim."

People living on agriculture and cattle and they do crafts village is Kilim.

In the corner a Christmas tree, which their daughter insisted upon, sits on top of a table, surrounded by a bright kilim.

On the queen bed were pillows covered in kilim rugs and warm Southwestern patterns.

It's not a place you can whip through for a quick afternoon of kilim and caftan hunting.

Where can I find upholstery fabric in Persian kilim patterns?

His tomb is covered with a mosaic decoration to represent a traditional kilim blanket.

Huge kilim ottomans and leather love seats placed around the mall make it feel like a living room.

Then a camel, with a kilim thrown over its body, charts the route to the atrium gallery.

Gunny kilim: this special type is woven with varicolored pieces of cloth.

II period - introduction of the kilim weaving practice by the intricate threading technique.

Kilim is the most widespread type of flat-woven carpets.

These openings impart a lace effect the kilim.

Traditional handicrafts consist of carpet, kilim and bag weaving.

Pillows made from kilim rugs cost $25 to $350.

The turquoise kilim with the beady-eyed gazelles seems to be our best method of escape.

Kilim is characterized by a slot-like gap (opening) around the geometrical patterns.

He proceeds down an interesting flat-weave kilim runner toward the hall of looms and textiles.