In the heart of the mountains of Mazandaran, in the north of Iran, there is a little-known textile treasure: the Banneh kilims.
In the mid-nineties, a group of carpet experts discovered striped kilims woven in narrow strips sewn together which captivated them with their singular beauty.
Beyond their minimalist aesthetic, Banneh kilims have a rich history and tradition. Its use in homes in the region as rugs, blankets, courtains and even as clothing speaks of its versatility and functionality.
Far from being simply woven, Banneh kilims are hand-woven works of art that embody simplicity and elegance.
Their minimalist designs, often featuring stripes or simple geometric patterns, blend seamlessly into modern, contemporary spaces. Woven in high quality fine wool, it brings warmth and texture to any space.
These textile treasures have remained hidden from most of oriental carpet experts. However, its discovery has opened a new horizon of possibilities for decoration lovers.
