A dense trellis of diamonds in deep maroon, mustard gold, sage green, and dusty mauve fills the center of this rug, all framed by a wide charcoal black border and a crisp ivory zigzag edge that outlines the whole piece. Every diamond sits inside its own small frame, so the pattern reads as one continuous lattice rather than a scattered print. That kind of layout takes real planning at the loom, which is part of why this custom size kilim rug stands apart from anything printed or mass produced.
Getting to Know This Custom Size Kilim Rug
This is a handwoven flatweave rug, built row by row on a traditional loom rather than knotted into a plush pile. The diamond lattice pattern is one of the oldest motifs in Indian dhurrie weaving, and it shows up here in a full multicolor version instead of a single tone repeat. Because every size on this listing is woven to order, this is genuinely a custom size kilim rug rather than a standard rug trimmed down to fit.
The wool used for the diamonds is dyed in small batches, so you will notice gentle shifts in shade from one maroon or mustard diamond to the next. That kind of variation is a feature of hand dyed wool, not a flaw, and it is one of the clearest signs of a handwoven wool jute rug made by hand rather than machine. The base combines wool with a jute and cotton foundation, keeping the rug flexible enough to roll or fold while still holding its shape on the floor.
Styling This Rug in Your Home
The charcoal border and dense diamond field make this piece read as a strong, grounded anchor rather than a light accent rug. It suits a living room with warm wood tones, a study or reading corner, or a hallway where you want pattern underfoot without a busy scatter of shapes. Because the palette leans into deep maroon and mustard rather than pastel tones, it also works well layered over a plain jute or sisal base rug for added texture.
Given its tall proportions in the photo, this design also translates well into a boho hallway runner rug size for a long entry or stair landing. The tight, repeating diamond pattern holds up visually at both short and long lengths, which is not always true of larger scale prints. If your space calls for something between the standard sizes listed, this tribal geometric area rug can be ordered to match your exact footprint.
Why Choose This Piece
A few details worth knowing before you order:
- A tightly packed diamond trellis pattern rooted in traditional Indian dhurrie rug weaving, not a modern reinterpretation
- Charcoal black outer border with a hand woven ivory zigzag trim for a defined, finished edge
- Hand dyed wool yarns that carry natural shade variation across the maroon, mustard, and sage diamonds
- A reversible kilim rug build, meaning the piece can be turned over to show a second, slightly softer face of the same pattern, giving you two usable sides and extending how long it holds up
- A dense flatweave structure that lies flat quickly and does not require a rug pad in most rooms
Each of these traits comes from the same regional weaving technique used across generations of artisan workshops in Rajasthan, where a diamond lattice like this one is considered a foundational pattern rather than a trend piece.
Available Sizes
This kilim area rug is available in the following custom size options:
2×6 ft, 2×8 ft, 2×10 ft, 2×12 ft, 2×14 ft, 2×16 ft, 2×18 ft, 2×20 ft, 3×5 ft, 4×6 ft, 5×8 ft, 6×9 ft, 8×10 ft, and 9×12 ft.
The narrower runner lengths suit hallways, entryways, and staircases, while the 8×10 ft and 9×12 ft sizes work well as a main living room or dining room rug. If your room falls outside these listed dimensions, reach out and we can put together additional custom size rug options built to your measurements.
Care Instructions
Because this is a handmade wool area rug, a little care goes a long way. Vacuum on a low suction setting or shake it out regularly to keep dust from settling deep into the weave. Blot spills right away with a dry cloth and a mild soap rather than soaking the area, since the wool and jute blend takes time to dry fully. Rotating the rug every few months helps the diamond pattern wear evenly, and flipping it occasionally to the reverse side spreads that wear even further.
About Meera Exports
Meera Exports works directly with weaving families across Rajasthan to keep patterns like this diamond trellis in active production rather than letting the technique fade out. Every rug on this listing is made to order, so the size, color balance, and finished edge you receive are specific to your request, not pulled from a warehouse shelf.
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