HOT ! Celeste Rugs 9x12 Baby Pink Lavender Dhurry Kilim Transitional Reversible Hand Woven Wool Oriental Area Rug

Delicate in tone yet confidently composed, this hand-woven Dhurry kilim introduces a design language that feels refreshingly different from conventional flatweave rugs, making it especially appealing for U.S. buyers searching for “soft color rugs,” “pastel rugs,” and light, airy bedroom or nursery rugs. The field unfolds in a gentle baby pink ground, evenly distributed with small rosebud motifs in coral and peach, each paired with subtle lavender arrow and diamond accents radiating outward in a balanced four-point arrangement. Rather than following a strict directional layout, the motifs are scattered across the surface in a loose, non-linear repeat that maintains visual openness and softness. Anchoring the composition, the four corners introduce larger diagonal lattice panels in soft lavender, their open grid structure adding just enough visual weight to ground the otherwise delicate design. The flatweave construction renders every motif with crisp clarity and a clean, graphic finish, while the wool carries the pastel palette with a muted softness that enhances the rug’s calm, inviting character. Fully reversible and hand-woven in wool on a cotton foundation, this is a durable yet gentle-toned kilim ideal for modern, boho, or feminine interior styling.

• Exact Size: 9x12


• Weave: Hand Woven Rug


• Yarn: Wool


• Color: Baby Pink, Lavender, Blush, Rose, Multi


• Origin: India


• Pile Height: 0.1 inch


• Condition: New


• Condition Description: New With Tags
  


• Rug#: CL20446

Story Behind the Art: Kilims are celebrated for their bold, distinctive patterns, vibrant color, and approachable beauty—qualities that have made these flatwoven textiles from the Near and Far East enduringly popular. Unlike pile rugs, kilims are created through a flatweave process, where colored weft threads are tightly interlaced with the warp to build the design directly into the fabric.

Their patterns are formed by wrapping the colored wefts back and forth around pairs of warp threads, a technique that naturally produces crisp, angular, geometric motifs. This sharp, graphic clarity is exactly what collectors love most—kilims have a clean, decorative precision that feels both traditional and strikingly modern.