Jui-yi Rawshan, Maimana Kilim - 127 × 74 cm (4'2" x 2'5")

Maimana hand-spun wool kilim is a stunning piece that offers a unique aesthetic and rich cultural significance. The Jui-yi Rawshan, as it is known, showcases a bright design on one side while displaying earthy pastels on the other, making it a versatile addition to any home. Each kilim is constructed from hand-spun wool and dyed with plant-based pigments, ensuring both beauty and sustainability in its production.

This beautiful kilim is woven flat on our traditional looms in Maimana, Afghanistan, a city renowned for its artisanal craftsmanship. The process of creating this piece takes between two to four months, drawing upon ancient techniques and a commitment to quality that have been passed down through generations. The subtle variations in color, referred to as abrash, are a hallmark of the craftsmanship involved; no two pieces are alike.

Once completed, this kilim undergoes a meticulous washing and sun-drying process, enhancing its softness and durability. The wool warp and weft construction results in a thickness of approximately 3 to 5 mm, making it a perfect choice for various spaces. Each kilim is a one-of-a-kind creation, with no plans for restocking after its sale, giving it exclusivity and individuality.

Woven entirely with care, the Jui-yi Rawshan is not just a floor covering, but a statement of artistry and tradition. When you possess a Maimana hand-spun wool kilim, you are not just acquiring a product; you are embracing a rich history and a piece that reflects the labor of love put into its crafting. The listing remains available even after the piece sells, reflecting its sold status to share the story of its uniqueness.

FAQ

Q? What materials are used in the kilim?
A: The kilim is made from hand-spun wool and dyed using plant-based dyes.

Q? How is the kilim made?
A: It is hand-woven on traditional looms in Maimana, Afghanistan, taking several months to complete.