Kilim is a form of oriental flat tapestry-woven rug, which comes originally from ancient Asiatic nomads. Kilim rugs facilitate decoration as well as communication thanks to the various symbols on the carpet. Kilim rugs have found their way into many homes in the West, for the history, culture and beauty they carry.
Chobi Kilim rugs are easy to maintain. They are also comfortable because of the insulation and warmth that rugs emit. These fine quality rugs are among the most desired and most popular rugs in the West. The Chobi design originally developed in Turkey under the concept of Ziegler carpets, another name for Chobi rugs. It takes between a year (12 months) to 14 months to produce a standard-sized Chobi Kilim rug.
Most Chobi rugs have around a thousand knots in every square inch. Dyes and colours are extracted from natural materials. Cotton wraps are the base on the spindle and hundred and ten percent wool (hand-spun) is materialised in the making of Chobi handspun wool rugs.
| Design | Chobi Kilim Natural Dye |
| Exact Size | 169 cm x 90 cm (Approximate) |
| Style | Maimane |
| Condition | New |
| Pile | Wool |
| Weave | Hand Knotted |
