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Kismet Fine Rugs

W 6.2 L 8.11 Kilim 100% Wool Hand-Woven Navajo Design - 66814

W 6.2 L 8.11 Kilim 100% Wool Hand-Woven Navajo Design - 66814

Regular price $1,800.00 USD
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Hand-woven Kilim in 100% wool – a striking geometric centerpiece featuring bold Navajo-inspired motifs and a warm, high-contrast Southwestern palette.

Ships from our Jackson Hole gallery.

Navajo-design Kilim rug featuring two large grey and charcoal stepped crosses and a central diamond on a vibrant terracotta field with serrated zig-zag borders, SKU 66814, size 6′2″ × 8′11″.

This Kilim is a vibrant celebration of tribal geometry, using bold scale and saturated color to create a definitive focal point for the home. The composition is anchored by two large, multi-layered stepped crosses—traditional symbols of the four directions—and a central concentric diamond. These motifs are framed by high-energy "lightning" zig-zag borders that lead the eye through the length of the textile, all set against a rich, earthy terracotta field.

Hand-woven from 100% premium wool, the rug features the tight, flat-weave construction that makes Kilims exceptionally durable and reversible. Measuring 6′2″ × 8′11″, it offers the ideal proportions to ground a mid-sized living area or bring warmth to a large dining room. The palette balances the warmth of the burnt-orange field with grounding charcoal, slate grey, and crisp ivory accents.

Features

Why This Navajo-Design Kilim Stands Out

A rare blend of high-contrast graphic power and the organic warmth of hand-spun wool.

100% Pure Wool

Naturally resilient fibers that provide a sturdy, low-profile surface ideal for high-traffic residential or commercial spaces.

Natural & Sustainable

Historic Cross Motifs

Showcases the iconic "Chief's Blanket" style crosses, representing balance and heritage in Southwest design.

Cultural Heritage

Zig-Zag Lightning Border

The serrated "lightning" edges provide a sense of visual movement and frame the field with architectural precision.

Graphic Energy

Flat-Weave Craft

Skillfully hand-woven without a pile, ensuring a sleek look that is easy to clean and fully reversible.

Authentic Kilim

Details & Specifications

Type: Navajo-Design Kilim • SKU: 66814

Design: Symmetrical Cross & Diamond Field

Material: 100% Wool

Weave: Hand-Woven Flat-Weave

Size: 6′2″ × 8′11″

Palette: Terracotta orange, slate grey, charcoal, ivory, soft tan

Condition: New, handmade

Styling & Placement Tips

This Kilim is designed to hold its own in rooms with high ceilings and substantial furniture. The warm terracotta field pairs beautifully with cognac leather, reclaimed wood, and stone textures. It is an excellent choice for a dining room because the flat-weave allows chairs to slide effortlessly without catching. In a more modern setting, use it to add a layer of soulful, hand-crafted history to a space dominated by glass and steel.

Care

Vacuum regularly with a suction-only attachment; do not use a beater bar. Because Kilims are reversible, we recommend flipping and rotating the rug every six months to ensure even wear. For small spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth. Professional cleaning is recommended for deep maintenance. Always use a high-quality rug pad to provide grip and extra cushioning.

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Need to see how these colors look in your specific lighting? Contact our Jackson Hole gallery for high-resolution video or to discuss our professional trial program.

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The Spirit of the Design

This design draws inspiration from the "cross-in-diamond" patterns often seen in early 20th-century Southwest weaving. These motifs were believed by many to represent the harmony between the physical and spiritual worlds. By rendering them in a durable flat-weave Kilim, we bring this timeless symbolic language into the modern, active home.

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