A Maimana Kilim rug is a hand-woven flatweave rug from the Maimana region in northwest Afghanistan. This region is renowned for its ancient weaving traditions, passed down through generations by local artisans with remarkable expertise.

Dimensions: 84 cm x 400 cm — 2'7'' x 13'1''

Composition: 100% hand-knotted wool

Origin: Afghanistan, Maimana region

Maimana Kilim rugs played an essential role in the daily lives of nomadic and rural communities. They were used as floor coverings in homes or tents, as animal blankets and storage bags, and also as decorative pieces during ceremonies and weddings.

Each kilim carries cultural and protective symbols, evoking prosperity, fertility, and a deep connection to nature and family traditions. These patterns reflect the tribal identity and history of the communities that wove them.

Maimana kilims are distinguished by their geometric and stylized patterns, often repeated across the entire surface of the rug. Their graphic composition, marked by strong tribal and regional influence, creates pieces with an authentic and timeless character.

Made from quality wool on a cotton warp, the rugs are designed to offer flexibility, strength, and durability, even after many years of daily use.

Like all kilims, the Maimana Kilim is a flatweave, without pile, making it lightweight, reversible, and particularly durable.