Lot #6: Flat-woven kilim rug with a repeating floral and geometric pattern

Flat-woven kilim rug with a repeating floral and geometric pattern.  Kilim flatweave rug, identified by its pileless, reversible construction and bold, geometric floral patterns. Kilims (from the Persian word "gelim", meaning "to spread roughly") have a rich history originating from tribal communities across the "rug belt" regions, including Iran, Turkey, and Central Asia.  Key Characteristics Construction: The rug is flat-woven, meaning the horizontal (weft) threads are tightly interlaced with the vertical (warp) threads on a loom, as opposed to being hand-knotted to create a pile. This technique makes the rug thin, durable, and typically reversible. Design: It features a repeating geometric pattern of stylized flowers or similar motifs in vibrant colors of red, blue, green, and cream/white. The use of geometric patterns and strong, often natural, vegetable dyes is characteristic of village and nomadic rugs. Origin: The specific motifs can help pinpoint the exact tribe or region of origin, but generally, this style is common among Qashqai, Senneh, or Shiraz tribes in Iran (Persia), or Anatolian regions in Turkey. Materials: Authentic, high-quality kilims are typically made from 100% natural wool, known for its durability and softness.  68" x 46". Pickup category timeslot {A}