1. Plural of kelim; flat-woven rugs or carpets, typically handmade in Middle Eastern and North African regions, characterized by geometric patterns and no pile.
Usage: Also spelled 'kilims' (more common variant).; Often used in interior design and home décor contexts.

Examples

• The antique shop displayed several beautiful kelims from Turkey and Persia.
• She decorated her living room with traditional kelims in warm earth tones.
• Kelims are prized for their durability and intricate hand-woven patterns.
• The museum's textile collection includes rare kelims dating back several centuries.
• Unlike pile carpets, kelims are lightweight and easy to clean.