These unique handwoven patchwork kilims belong to a rare category of Anatolian flatweaves, often referred to as "perde kilims". Thinner and more flexible than traditional kilims, they are made using age-old weaving techniques on narrow looms. Panels are then skillfully stitched together, forming larger textile compositions from cotton, wool, and goat hair.What sets these rugs apart is their lightweight structure and rich historical significance. Originally used in Anatolian homes for both functional and decorative purposes, they now serve as refined and eco-conscious design elements. Their thinness adds an elegant layer of texture, making them ideal for wall hangings, bed runners, or accent rugs in low-traffic areas.

Each patchwork piece is backed with buckram and cotton lining to reinforce its structure, ensuring longevity without compromising its delicacy. These kilims offer a rare opportunity to own a piece of handmade heritage that feels at once authentic, artistic, and versatile.