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https://nazo-support.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Teppich_1000x563_.jpg1000563A Kelim is a woven carpet or wall hanging whose special feature is that the weft thread forms the pattern on both sides of the Kelim. This means that the Kelim, similar to European picture weaving, is not woven with the weft thread pulled through. A Kelim project for our Afghan women lasts 4 years and is divided into 4 […]