Antique Moldavian Kilim – Bouquet

More than just a rug, this antique Kilim is a window into the folklore and refinement of Eastern Europe. I instantly fell in love with this piece: unlike typical patterns, it features a generous bouquet nestled in a vase, like a still life that comes alive under your feet. It's a piece with character, steeped in history, that immediately establishes itself as the beating heart of a room.

A Unique and Rare Composition

This model stands out for its central composition, framed by delicate floral borders. The ardent red and orange hues contrast superbly with the deep black background, creating a striking visual presence. This is the "Bessarabian" style in all its splendor: a blend of graphic strength and floral poetry.

A Heritage Restored with Passion

Handwoven from 100% wool using ancestral techniques, this Kilim has stood the test of time. To give it a second life without betraying its patina, it has been carefully restored by specialized artisans in Istanbul with whom I collaborate. It now combines the charm of the old with renewed durability, ready to adorn your floors for decades to come.

The Art of Contrast in Your Interior

This rug is the ideal candidate to become the centerpiece of a living room or a large entryway. Its lightness, characteristic of flat weaving, allows for great versatility: it can even be considered as wall decor to bring a textile and acoustic dimension to a large space.

Technical Specifications:

Origin: Moldova (Artisan restoration in Istanbul).

Type: Antique "Bessarabian" Kilim, flat weave.

Material: 100% natural wool.

Dimensions: 202 cm × 245 cm.

Manufacture: Hand-woven, unique and authentic piece.

Style: Folkloric / Artistic / Vintage Chic.

Care: Gentle vacuuming (without a brush). Professional cleaning is recommended every 3 to 5 years.

Anne's advice: "This Kilim has a fascinating theatrical quality. To highlight its character, pair it with raw wood furniture or a dark velvet sofa. It also works wonderfully in a very minimalist interior, where it will bring the soul and warmth that modern spaces sometimes lack."