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Kilim Flat-Weave Rugs
Kilim Flat-Weave Rugs stand out with bold geometric patterns unique to each Anatolian village, woven from hand-spun wool at densities of 120 to 160 knots per square inch. The flat-weave construction eliminates pile height, reducing dirt accumulation by 35% compared to wool-pile rugs from the same region. Additionally, they absorb 15% less moisture than cotton-based textiles, enhancing mildew resistance in humid climates. These rugs are a testament to nomadic ingenuity.
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