Baneh Kelim 1

Baneh Kelim 1 is a rectangular wool rug.‎Zollanvari ‘minimalist’ kilims are diverse.‎ Baneh kilims are woven in northern regions in sections using natural undyed wools and then skilfully stitched together.‎ The one-piece Zagros kilims woven by the Luri and Ghashgha’i nomads are monochromatic.‎ They have traditional ‘lazy lines’ that form subtle patterns of diamonds and squares.‎ Maryam kilims, woven by the same tribes, have plain ground colours with repeat motifs hand-embroidered in pure silk, awarded Best Innovation at the CDAs in 2009.‎ The jewel in the crown of our ‘minimalist’ flatweaves is a collection that draws inspiration from the old and antique Mazandaran kilims that have appeared on the market in the past decade – a truly modern collection.‎ Caprino is a new flatweave collection woven from undyed goat’s hair on which pile-knotted erratic modernist lines in bright colours are superimposed.‎