Kilim Throw Pillow No.1 sesami-service The pile was not constructed

The pile was not constructed during weaving but raised afterward

Refined over six years

The overshot weaving technique used contrasting wool and cotton threads to create intricate geometric patterns

They were made to be necessary

Worn for work

Kilim Throw Pillow No.1 sesami-service The pile was not constructedCut from an early 20th century Kilim rug Turkey. These Kilim blankets were handwoven in family homes across Turkey in the mid 20th Century using cotton and wool dyed with natural pigments. The geometric patterns not only served as decoration but also held symbolic meanings, reflecting the weavers heritage and community ties. Their flat woven structure made them versatile for use as blankets, rugs, or wall hangings. Visible wear and repairs testify to