Kilim Patchworks are flat weave rug created from pieces of miscellaneous 50 to 70 years old hand-woven weaving. A new generation of artists in Istanbul utilize these semi-antique weaving's after they have them cleaned and some of them dyed to their specifications to create a new art form. The weavings are cut into squares and other basic geometric forms and assembled in a pattern, backed with two layers of fabric to reinforce, sewn together and ironed.

Kilim Patchworks are creative handicrafts, where fragments of old Village- and Nomadic Rugs brought together to produce new and unique designers carpets. This allows the aspect of the Kilim Patchwork, design elements such as ornaments and size, to be optimally harmonized. A robust fabric is under stitched to avoid slipper age. Therefore the rug smoothly lies on the ground. Besides of the kilim there are also orient carpets designed as patchworks.

Vintage Turkish over dyed Patchwork Rugs has now been given a new lease on life and has become a contemporary work of art. Patchwork rug made from vintage and antique Turkish hand-knotted rugs sewn together and over dyed. These have been cut in smaller pieces and sewn together in new designs and sizes. Colors and designs are harmonic and specially chosen. A backside has been sewn on. Patchworks are produced of rugs that are between 50 and 70 years old.

 Kilim patchworks are in great demand in the houses of Europe and America. They lend a special indigenous touch once you use them in your interiors and they help to enliven the whole environment. Kilims are used as a decorative piece in wall hangings, as carpets in your drawing room and bed room. The religiously pious people use them as prayer mat. Your drawing room would take on a stylish finesse once you use kilim furniture with carpets and wall hanging and it would be appreciated by one and all.