Multicolor Kilim Rug 5x8ft

A red kilim rug, hand-woven on traditional flat looms by rural artisan communities in Rajasthan, India.

Kilims are one of India's oldest textile traditions — flat-weave rugs made without pile, using patterns passed down through generations of weavers. Every step, from dyeing the fiber to weaving and finishing, is done entirely by hand. The result is a rug with real texture and character, not a machine-perfect repeat pattern.

Woven from a blend of wool and jute, this kilim is durable enough for everyday foot traffic while staying lightweight and easy to move. It's fully reversible, so you can flip it as it wears for double the life. Because it's handmade, expect small natural variations in color and pattern from piece to piece — that's part of what makes it genuinely one-of-a-kind rather than mass-produced.

Perfect for: a bold accent rug in an entryway or under a small seating area, layered over a larger neutral jute or sisal rug, or as a rich red statement piece for holiday and winter styling that transitions easily into year-round use.

• Material: 30% wool, 70% jute
• Size: 5 x 8 ft / 152 x 244 cm
• Care: Brush or vacuum to remove loose dirt and dust. Blot spills immediately with a dry cloth. Spot or dry clean for stains.
• Made in: Rajasthan, India — handwoven by local artisan communities
• Shipping: Free express shipping , arrives in 4–5 days via FedEx/DHL. Duties included — no surprise charges at your door.

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What is a kilim rug?
A kilim is a traditional flat-weave rug made without pile, woven by hand on a traditional loom — a technique used across rural India and the wider region for generations.

What is this rug made of?
It's handwoven from a blend of wool and jute, giving it durability along with natural texture.

Is this rug reversible?
Yes, kilim rugs are flat-woven on both sides, so it can be flipped and used either way.

Will the color or pattern vary from the photos?
Because this rug is entirely handmade — hand-dyed, hand-woven, and hand-finished — small natural variations in color and pattern are normal and expected, not a defect.

Is a red rug good for holiday decor?
Yes — red is a classic seasonal color that works well as an accent rug during the holidays, while still reading as a warm, versatile neutral the rest of the year.

How do I clean a kilim rug?
Brush or vacuum regularly to remove dust, blot spills immediately with a dry cloth, and spot or dry clean for stains — avoid soaking, since that can affect natural dyes.