Similar to Afghan Runner—Parisa

Naima is an Afghan Balouch Kilim Runner from Central Afghanistan. With lovely soft browns hues and woven in soft, supple wool, this piece would be suitable for a wall hanging, throw or hallway runner, but underlay is recommended. It could even make an amazing statement table runner. - 67 x 227cm - 100% wool - Flat weave - 80 years old - Product SKU: TR3087

Afia is an Afghan Balouch Kilim Runner, woven by the Balouch people from Herat in Western Afghanistan. This runner is a soft and relaxed kilim and would make an excellent wall hanging or throw. It has beautiful decorative detail. If used as a runner it would require underlay which we can cut to size. - 80 x 240cm - 100% wool - Flat weave - 60-70 years old - Product SKU: TR2691

Farah is an Afghan Balouch Kilim Runner from SouthWest Afghanistan. It is very unusual to see the stripes running vertically like this. A beautiful warm palette. This runner is very finely woven and would make an excellent throw or table runner. It is on the floppy side so not as suitable for a floo...

Kafil is a semi-old kilim runner from the Kirsehir region in central Anatolia in Turkey. Runners of this width and length sell very quickly as they are perfect for long villa hallways of NZ. This runner is striking and in excellent condition at 70 years old. - 86 x 412cm - 100% wool - Flat weave - Approximately 70 years old - Product SKU: TR3249

Melda is a semi-old kilim runner from the Adana region in Southern Turkey on the north-eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Rugs from this region are some of our best sellers due to their crisp white borders and beautiful warm tones with sharp designs. This runner is simply stunning and a true pi...

Mahdia is an Afghan Kilim Woven by the people of the Tatari Tribe from North Afghanistan. The long dimensions of this rug make it suitable to a loft-style interior space. This rug is woven in 100% wool andis over 80 years old making it an antique. - 130 x 335cm - 100% wool - Flat weave - Approximately 80 years old - Product SKU: TR2838

Habibis a thickly woven village kilim runner. This runner is beautiful and bold and still has original fringe detailing that adds to the vintage character.Made in the mid 20th Century. Originatingfrom the Herki people whose homelands are the mountainous regions of Eastern Turkey, Iran and Iraq. - 85 x 340cm - 100% wool - Thick Kilim Weave - Over 50 years old - Product SKU: TR2987

Daanais a thickly woven village kilim runner. This runner is beautiful and has soft shades of pink, grey, sage green, orange and white. Made in the mid 20th Century. Originatingfrom the Herki people whose homelands are the mountainous regions of Eastern Turkey, Iran and Iraq. This runner is loosely ...

Osman is a thickly woven village kilim runner. A beautiful piece woven in 100% wool with natural dyes. Originating from Kurdish tribal people whose homelands are the mountainous regions of Eastern Turkey, Iran and Iraq. - 90 x 320cm - 100% wool - Thick Kilim Weave - Over 60 years old - Product SKU: TR3111

Aliis a thickly woven village kilim runner. A beautiful piece woven in soft wool with interesting colours of brown, purple, orange, green that all work harmoniously.Made in the mid 20th Century and is in excellent original condition. Originatingfrom Kurdish tribal people whose homelands are the moun...

Parirois aspecial vintage kilim fromDenizli which is an industrial city in the South Western part of Turkey. This rug was woven in wool over 60 years ago and is ingreat condition.Itisan incredibly unique piece with beautiful and unusual colours. An artwork for your floor. - 81x 298cm - 100% wool - Flat weave - Over 60 years old - Product SKU: TR3070

This is an Afghan Balouch Soufreh or Eating Cloth was traditionally used on the floor as a table cloth on which plates of food were placed. Today, they make wonderful wall-hangings, however equally can be used as a floor rug. The square shape makes the soufreh a very versatile kilim. This particular...

Geeso is an Afghani Soufreh kilim. The Soufreh or Eating Cloth was traditionally used on the floor as a table cloth on which plates of food were placed. The design usually has a plain background containing a zig-zag motif and sometimes with a central medallion. Today, they make wonderful wall-hangin...

This is an Afghan Balouch Soufreh or Eating Cloth was traditionally used on the floor as a table cloth on which plates of food were placed. Today, they make wonderful wall-hangings, however equally can be used as a floor rug. The square shape makes the soufreh a very versatile kilim. This particular...

This is an Afghan Balouch Soufreh or Eating Cloth was traditionally used on the floor as a table cloth on which plates of food were placed. Today, they make wonderful wall-hangings, however equally can be used as a floor rug. The square shape makes the soufreh a very versatile kilim. This particular...