Handwoven designer kilim - Kelim - 150 cm - 103 cm

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Afghan handwoven designer kilim, 150 × 103 cm, wool on wool, origin Afghanistan, 21st century production, in very good condition and professionally cleaned.

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This handwoven Afghan kelim is characterized by a distinctive, modern color palette and a strongly graphic design. The surface is defined by two large color fields in coral orange and blue-gray, which interlock in long, jagged transitions.

Particularly characteristic is the horizontal orientation: numerous fine stripes accompany the larger color areas and reinforce the impression of movement. The transitions between orange and blue do not run straight, but in stepped, fringy-looking shapes, creating a dynamic, almost abstract overall image.

On the two narrow sides, the composition is finished with slim zones in muted green to gray-green. These calmer color areas form a harmonious contrast to the vibrant main colors and give the rug a clear frame.
With dimensions of 150 × 103 cm, the kelim is especially suitable for living, sleeping, or work areas and provides a modern, colorful accent.

Details
Type: Afghan Kelim
Dimensions: approx. 150 × 103 cm
Origin: Afghanistan
Manufacture: Handwoven
Design: Modern / Abstract / Geometric
Pattern: Interlocking horizontal color fields with stepped transitions
Colors: Coral orange, blue-gray, and gray-green
Style: Afghan Kelim / Modern / Abstract / Geometric
Format: Rectangular

Special Features
Handwoven
Striking combination of coral orange and blue-gray
Large-scale abstract design
Stepped, interlocking color transitions
Fine horizontal lines as an additional design element
Subtle gray-green finishes on the narrow sides
Dynamic, modern overall impression
Visible, slightly irregular weave structure
Ideal for modern and minimalist interiors
Versatile format of 150 × 103 cm
Unique character through handcrafted production

Shipping
The rug is carefully and securely packaged for transport and shipped insured, so it arrives safely at your place.

Seller's Story

Welcome to Teppique. For three generations, we have been dedicated to the world of carpets, offering carefully selected pieces ranging from classic to modern, antique to contemporary, and rustic to finely woven designs. Our collection focuses on high-quality handmade and hand-knotted carpets in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and origins. Whether you are looking for a small decorative rug or a large statement piece, our aim is to offer distinctive carpets with character and craftsmanship. With many years of experience in the carpet trade, we are happy to assist with any questions about our rugs, their origin, quality, materials, or care.

This handwoven Afghan kelim is characterized by a distinctive, modern color palette and a strongly graphic design. The surface is defined by two large color fields in coral orange and blue-gray, which interlock in long, jagged transitions.

Particularly characteristic is the horizontal orientation: numerous fine stripes accompany the larger color areas and reinforce the impression of movement. The transitions between orange and blue do not run straight, but in stepped, fringy-looking shapes, creating a dynamic, almost abstract overall image.

On the two narrow sides, the composition is finished with slim zones in muted green to gray-green. These calmer color areas form a harmonious contrast to the vibrant main colors and give the rug a clear frame.
With dimensions of 150 × 103 cm, the kelim is especially suitable for living, sleeping, or work areas and provides a modern, colorful accent.

Details
Type: Afghan Kelim
Dimensions: approx. 150 × 103 cm
Origin: Afghanistan
Manufacture: Handwoven
Design: Modern / Abstract / Geometric
Pattern: Interlocking horizontal color fields with stepped transitions
Colors: Coral orange, blue-gray, and gray-green
Style: Afghan Kelim / Modern / Abstract / Geometric
Format: Rectangular

Special Features
Handwoven
Striking combination of coral orange and blue-gray
Large-scale abstract design
Stepped, interlocking color transitions
Fine horizontal lines as an additional design element
Subtle gray-green finishes on the narrow sides
Dynamic, modern overall impression
Visible, slightly irregular weave structure
Ideal for modern and minimalist interiors
Versatile format of 150 × 103 cm
Unique character through handcrafted production

Shipping
The rug is carefully and securely packaged for transport and shipped insured, so it arrives safely at your place.

Seller's Story

Welcome to Teppique. For three generations, we have been dedicated to the world of carpets, offering carefully selected pieces ranging from classic to modern, antique to contemporary, and rustic to finely woven designs. Our collection focuses on high-quality handmade and hand-knotted carpets in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and origins. Whether you are looking for a small decorative rug or a large statement piece, our aim is to offer distinctive carpets with character and craftsmanship. With many years of experience in the carpet trade, we are happy to assist with any questions about our rugs, their origin, quality, materials, or care.

Details

Era
After 2000
Model
Handwoven designer kilim
Length
150 cm
Width
103 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Afghanistan
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
21st century
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