Handwoven flatweaves

Handmade Tunisian Kilim rugs

Tunisian Kilim rugs are woven flat, creating a light and durable textile with crisp geometry. Berber designs, Toujane traditions and extra-fine weaves offer distinct textures while sharing the same patient handwork.

Handwoven Tunisian Kilim rug from Toujane

A practical rug with a strong identity

Because a Kilim has no thick pile, it sits neatly under dining chairs, in a hallway or beside a bed. Its reversible-looking structure and graphic surface make it easy to combine with modern interiors.

Toujane pieces are associated with the textile heritage of southern Tunisia, while Berber Kilims often emphasize symbolic geometry and contrast.

How to evaluate a handmade Kilim

Check the edges, the consistency of the weave and the way colors meet. Small shifts are normal in a handmade textile; loose structure or damaged borders require closer attention.

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Care, placement and shipping

Use a suitable rug pad on smooth floors, vacuum at low power and avoid pulling the fringes. Specialist cleaning helps protect wool and dyes over time.

Shipping is arranged according to the selected rug’s size and destination, with the final terms confirmed by the shop.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a Kilim and a pile rug?

A Kilim is flatwoven and has no cut pile, making it lighter and thinner than a knotted carpet.

Where is Toujane?

Toujane is a village in southern Tunisia known for its landscape and textile traditions.

Do Kilim rugs need a rug pad?

A rug pad is recommended on smooth floors because it improves grip, comfort and long-term wear.

Available handmade Tunisian rugs

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