A Berjesta kilim is a type of traditional hand-woven flat rug—part of the broader kilim family of textiles. Kilims are characterized by their flat tapestry weave (no pile) and bold geometric and tribal motifs, created by interweaving the colored weft threads with the warp threads.

The name Berjesta itself appears primarily in Afghan and Central Asian rug markets as a designation used by dealers and collectors to describe a particular tribal/nomadic design style rather than a formally documented historical category like “Herati” or “Baluchi.” Available sources and listings consistently describe Berjesta rugs as originating in Afghanistan and frequently as flatwoven kilims with geometric tribal patterns, often in red, navy, ivory, and earthy tones.

The Berjesta kilim tradition stems from Afghan tribal and nomadic weaving practices.

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