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A kelim is a woven, embroidered, and knotted flat textile that is usually reversible. The rugs, whether traditional or modern, impress with their vibrant colors and durability. Their long tradition can be traced back to around 600 BC. Kelim rugs are mostly woven by women and serve as floor coverings, wall decorations, seat cushions, or saddle bags. They are also an important part of a dowry. It is the great pride of every weaver to create the most beautiful and harmonious color combinations, as well as the patterns and symbols of their origin.