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kilim ( Persian: گلیم gilīm Azerbaijani:
kilim کیلیم; Turkish:
kilim; Turkmen:
kilim ) is a flat tapestry-woven **** or rug
traditionally produced...
- Many
motifs are used in
traditional kilims,
handmade flat-woven rugs, each with many variations. In
Turkish Anatolia in particular,
village women wove...
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occur in a
variety of
forms in
Islamic art and architecture.
These include kilim ****s,
Persian girih and
Moroccan zellij tilework,
muqarnas decorative...
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traditionally produced in Pirot, a town in
southeastern Serbia. The
Pirot kilim is
often referred as one of the
national symbols of Serbia.
While Pirot...
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Chiprovtsi kilims (Bulgarian: Чипровски килим,
Chiprovski kilim) are
handmade flatwoven kilim rugs with two
identical sides, part of
Bulgarian national...
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spread to the
settled societies of Anatolia.
Turks used ****s, rugs, and
kilims not just on the
floors of a room but also as a
hanging on
walls and doorways...
- 2015. "
Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi". Once in a
Lifetime Journey (7
August 2017). "Langkawi's
Kilim Geoforest Park Tour". "Home -
Kilim Geoforest...
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often refers to pile-woven textiles, flat-woven ****s and rugs like
Kilim, Soumak, and
embroidered tissues like
Suzani are part of the rich and manifold...
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local sale, and export, and
religious purpose.
Together with the flat-woven
kilim,
Anatolian rugs
represent an
essential part of the
regional culture, which...
- folklore, mythology, and
commercial brands.
Scorpion motifs are
woven into
kilim ****s for
protection from
their sting.
Scorpius is the name of a constellation;...
