Hand Woven Special Production 100% Bursa Silk Kilim 172 x 210 cm

Hand Woven Special Production Original 100% Bursa Silk Kilim 172 x 210 cm (Limited Edition)

This special production 100% Bursa Silk carefully woven rare kilim is one of the peaks of hand weaving art. This kilim brings luxury and elegance together in your home. Silk is not only a luxury material; it has been the symbol of workmanship and aesthetics in Anatolia for centuries. This kilim, one of the highest level examples of hand woven silk art, has been produced in limited numbers. Its fine texture and elegance that reflects light make this kilim both a visual feast and an artistic value. The most striking aspect of silk kilims is that their fine texture shows the details in the patterns at the highest level.

Purity of Silk: Bursa silk is known worldwide for its durability and shine. The silk used in this kilim offers the highest quality.

Artistic and High-Level Workmanship: The very difficult weaving process of silk turns every loop into a work of art. This kilim, which comes to life in the hands of masters, requires a lot of patience and very intense labor.

Historical and Cultural Value: Silk weaving has been a source of pride for craftsmen in Anatolia for centuries. This kilim draws strength from this tradition and brings it to modern spaces. This kilim, where art and craft come together, is a unique piece for your decoration.

Pattern and Workmanship: The patterns processed with the fine touches of masters offer an elegant aesthetic. It adds an artistic touch, a timeless elegance and a work of art that will carry the ancient spirit of Anatolia to your living spaces.

Buy this work of art, which you can choose as a special gift for yourself or your loved ones or that will add elegance to your living spaces, now with a 14-day return guarantee.

Measurements Square Meters: 172 x 210 cm = 3.61 m2

Rope Type: 100% Bursa Silk

Production Method: %100 Hand Production

Production Period Approximately: 6 months

Dyeing Technique: Natural & Root (kok) Dye

Endemigo “Happy Production” Stamp: Endemigo examines the production stages of Geographical Indicated & Original products in terms of the happiness of the producers. The “Happy Production” mark, which is an approach exclusive to Endemigo in the world, emerged from the philosophy that the products of the producers who make Happy Production distribute happiness. Especially in Geographical Indication & Original products, which are labor-intensive production, we take care to ensure that the production conditions are at the highest level respectful of human rights and produced by happy people. For more information about our Happy Production philosophy, you can read our “Happy Production” blog post.

Note: Product colors are the same as in the photos, but may look different due to your screen model or screen settings. Problems caused by production such as lack of symmetry, color errors, etc. that you see in the Kilim and Carpet photos indicate that those products are made by human hands. Sometimes these errors even increase the value of the product. You can call our consultants for any questions you want to ask about these products.

To get more information about Hand-woven Rugs and Kilims, you can read our blog posts by clicking here.

The Journey of Quality with Namesterug: When we started hand-woven kilim production in 1983, our basic philosophy was always to never compromise on quality. Our efforts to keep the quality bar at the highest level in every kilim we produced for 43 years have ensured that the name "Namesterug" has become synonymous with quality. In Namesterug kilims, you will find the bright, fine and soft texture of carefully selected Bursa Silk yarns, the rich color harmony obtained with natural & root (kok) dye and the immortal works of art where Anatolian women embroider their feelings on their fingers.

Our expertise in root and natural dyes, our selection of the highest quality yarns, our workmanship sensitivity during the weaving phase and our unique model preference are the main elements that make us different and stand out in the sector. Today, we are proud to be a brand that is followed and taken as an example. Our aim is to further strengthen the rightful place of Turkish & Anatolian special production kilims in world literature and to carry them to future generations.

Our Kilim Production Process: Our kilims go through long, detailed and high quality control processes that are meticulously processed at every stage.

Raw Material Selection: Our yarns are taken from the wool of 2-month-old sheep and prepared meticulously.

Dyeing Process: Our yarns are dyed in root dye cauldrons for a week and then distributed to the sergeants in the villages.

Weaving: The sergeants deliver the models and yarns we have designed to the weavers. The weaving process takes 3-4 weeks.

Gathering: After the weavings are completed, they are collected by the sergeants and delivered to us.

Washing Process: The excess yarns on the kilims are cut, knots are tied to the fringes and they go into the washing process. The kilims are burned with a kürbüz, washed and pressed 3-4 times.

Final Processes: After the kilims are checked, the stretching process is applied. (Stretching is the process of fixing the products to the ground and waiting for 4-5 days to correct their curvature.)

Final Touches: After the kilims come from the pulling process, the remaining parts of the fringes are knitted and made ready for sale.

The return steps are as follows.

1. Go to Account > My Orders.
2. Open the details of the order you want to return.
3. Create a return request and write the reason.
4. Once your request is approved, note the return shipping code shown in the order details.
5. Put the items to be returned in a single package together with the invoice.
6. Hand the package to the carrier with the return shipping code within 7 days. After 7 days you need to get a new return shipping code.

Once the return reaches the seller and is approved, the amount is refunded to your credit card, debit card or via bank transfer, depending on your payment method.