Each medallion on this rug looks like it belongs to a slightly different family, one in charcoal and mustard, the next in ivory and black, then teal and ivory, then charcoal and rust, all stacked vertically down a solid grey field. Every medallion holds its own stepped star and cross motif at the center, and small diamond shaped accents in rust, teal, and orange flank each one along the sides. Grey braided fringe finishes both ends of this tall runner shaped piece. This is a boho kilim area rug built around variation within a consistent structure, four related but distinct medallions rather than one repeated shape.
The Medallion Design Behind This Boho Kilim Area Rug
Each of the four large medallions is built up in its own color combination while sharing the same lobed outer shape and internal star motif, woven directly into this flatweave piece. That kind of controlled variation, same structure, different palette, is a hallmark of traditional medallion kilim design, and it takes more planning at the loom than a rug where a single motif simply repeats. The solid grey background keeps each medallion visually distinct, since there is no competing pattern in between to blur the transitions.
The smaller diamond shaped accents scattered beside each medallion pick up colors from the medallions themselves, tying the whole composition together without repeating any single palette twice. This is a genuinely southwestern area rug in structure, a series of related but individually colored medallions marching down a solid field, a layout with deep roots in Southwestern and tribal weaving traditions.
A Few Things to Know
A few details worth knowing before you order:
- Four large lobed medallions, each in a distinct color combination, stacked on a solid grey ground
- Small diamond shaped accent motifs flanking each medallion, echoing the medallion colors in miniature
- Grey braided fringe finished by hand at both ends
- A reversible kilim rug construction, so flipping the rug over reveals a second, gently muted version of the same medallion sequence, adding a subtler alternate look and extending how long the piece holds up
- A dense flatweave build that lies flat quickly and resists shedding without needing a rug pad in most rooms
Weaving four medallions with entirely different color combinations onto one piece is a technique passed down through regional workshops in Rajasthan, where a single artisan tracks multiple palettes across the same loom setup without losing the shared structure that ties the medallions together.
Finding Its Place in Your Home
This rug works best in a space that can hold its own against a strong, structured pattern, an entryway, a study, or a living room with mostly solid furniture that lets the medallions stay the visual focus. For another statement rug, see our handmade kilim rug. Because each medallion carries a different color story, the rug also pulls together several accent colors at once, mustard, teal, rust, and charcoal, making it easier to coordinate with existing decor rather than harder. Its tall runner proportions suit a hallway or the space along a longer wall particularly well, much like our boho hallway runner rug.
As a tribal kilim rug, style piece, this rug also layers nicely over a plain neutral base rug in a larger room, adding pattern and color without needing the whole floor covered. Because the grey background is fairly neutral, the rug adapts to warm or cool color schemes equally well. For a fuller color range, see our boho kilim area rug.
Available Sizes
This tribal geometric area rug is available in the following sizes:
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 taller runner sizes let all four medallions read clearly in sequence, while the larger 8×10 ft and 9×12 ft sizes work well as a bold central rug in a room built to handle that much structured pattern. Our rug size guide shows which size suits each room. Order custom rug.
Care Instructions
This Indian handmade kilim rug needs only light, regular maintenance. Vacuum on a low suction setting or shake it out periodically to keep dust from settling into the base weave. Blot spills quickly with a dry cloth and mild soap rather than soaking the area, since the wool and jute blend takes time to dry through fully. Rotating the rug occasionally and using the reverse side now and then helps the medallion sequence wear evenly over time. For the full steps, see how to clean a kilim rug.
About Meera Exports
Meera Exports works with weaving artisans across Rajasthan who bring this kind of multi medallion, multi palette composition into the same collection as the simpler, more repetitive designs elsewhere on the site. Every rug is made to order, so the size and color balance you receive is woven specifically for your space.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this rug reversible?
Yes, flipping it over reveals a second, more muted version of the same medallion sequence, giving you a subtler alternate look and extending how long the piece holds up.
What is this rug made from?
A dense flatweave build using a wool and jute blend, the same technique used across our kilim rugs.
What sizes are available?
2×6 ft up to 9×12 ft, plus custom sizes on request.
How many medallions does this design have?
Four, each in its own color combination, stacked down a solid grey field.
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