The Aspects That Make Moroccan Kilim Rug Unique From Other Hand Made Varieties

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The word ‘Kilim’ has a Turkish origin and essentially alludes to a  pileless textile. The pile is essentially the rug term to portray the  outside of the carpet and its density. For instance, a Moroccan Berber  Beni Ourain carpet has a thick pile – it is a thick, soft, weighty rug.  In comparison, a Moroccan Kilim rug is level and thin.

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