Kilims de lana

Handwoven Wool Kilim Rugs from Jaipur | Crafted to Be Lived With

There’s something refreshingly honest about a wool kilim.

No thick pile. No unnecessary shine. Just pure wool, flatwoven by hand, carrying the quiet confidence of centuries-old Indian craftsmanship.

At Indian Rug Store, our wool kilims are made the same way they’ve always been - by skilled weavers in Jaipur who understand balance, durability, and design that lasts. These are rugs you can actually live with. Move them. Layer them. Love them every day.

What Makes Wool Kilims So Special?

Wool kilim rugs are flat-woven rugs crafted without knots, which gives them a lighter feel and a clean, contemporary look - while still being deeply traditional.

They’re perfect if you love rugs that feel relaxed, collected, and versatile.

Why customers choose wool kilims:

  • Flatwoven construction that lies smoothly under furniture
  • Natural wool fibers that regulate temperature year-round
  • Lightweight and easy to move or rotate
  • Reversible designs for longer life
  • Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, dining spaces, and hallways

If hand-knotted rugs feel too heavy for your space, a wool kilim is often the perfect answer.

Handmade in Jaipur, Not Mass-Produced

Imagine the hands of our master weavers in Jaipur - setting up looms early in the morning, choosing yarns, and weaving each pattern row by row.

We don’t outsource. We don’t buy from traders.

Our wool kilims are crafted in-house, in Jaipur, where Indian rug weaving has thrived for generations. That means:

  • Better quality control
  • Fair wages for artisans
  • No inflated middleman pricing

This is how we keep our rugs authentic, affordable, and consistent - something many luxury brands quietly skip.

Designs That Feel Collected, Not Trend-Chasing

You won’t find loud, over-designed patterns here.

Our wool kilim collection focuses on:

  • Subtle geometrics
  • Earthy neutrals with soft accent colors
  • Tribal and dhurrie-inspired layouts
  • Vintage-washed looks for lived-in charm

These are designs that age beautifully. Five years from now, they’ll still feel right.

Looking to layer? Wool kilims pair beautifully over jute rugs or under coffee tables for a relaxed, designer feel.

See our full collection of Handmade Dhurries.

Wool That Works for Real Homes

We use high-quality Indian wool that’s naturally resilient and forgiving.

That means:

  • Holds shape even in high-traffic areas
  • Naturally stain-resistant
  • Easy to vacuum and maintain
  • Softer with age, not flatter

Whether you’re furnishing a city apartment or a spacious villa, wool kilims adapt effortlessly.

They’re especially popular with families, pet owners, and anyone who wants beauty without stress.

Styling Ideas for Wool Kilim Rugs

How do you use a kilim in your space? Here are a few ideas we love:

  • Layer a wool kilim under a sofa for casual elegance
  • Use a runner kilim in hallways or kitchens
  • Place one under a dining table for a lighter visual feel
  • Hang a kilim as textile wall art
  • Use reversible sides to refresh your room instantly

Small changes. Big impact.

Looking for Something Similar?

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Explore our Jaipur Handmade Rugs collection.

Ready to Find Your Wool Kilim?

Every home tells a story. The right rug helps ground it.

Browse our curated collection of handmade wool kilim rugs - crafted slowly, priced honestly, and made to be lived with.

FAQs

What is a wool kilim rug?

A wool kilim is a flat-woven rug made from natural wool fibers using a traditional weaving method without pile. It’s lightweight, reversible, and ideal for modern or traditional decor.

How is a kilim different from a hand-knotted rug?

Kilims are flatwoven with no pile and a lighter texture, while hand-knotted rugs have knots and a raised surface for more cushioning and thickness.

Are wool kilims good for high-traffic areas?

Yes! Their flat weave makes wool kilims durable and easy to clean - perfect for entryways, living rooms, and spaces with pets or children.

How do I clean and care for my wool kilim?

Vacuum regularly, spot-clean with mild detergent, avoid deep soaking, and consider professional cleaning for stubborn stains - do not machine wash.

Can kilim rugs be reversible?

Absolutely! True wool kilims are reversible because the pattern appears nearly the same on both sides - an authentic sign of hand weaving.