Kazak Rug 347×245 cm — Handwoven nomadic rug — Used

New Caucasian rug: handcrafted textile investment

The Kazak rug represents one of the most authentic expressions of nomadic weaving, a direct legacy of Caucasian traditions perpetuated by Pakistani artisans. This 347 x 245 cm example features a subtle color palette—blue, beige, and pink—structured by geometric patterns reminiscent of Russian and Caucasian influences. Never used, it embodies textile craftsmanship at its peak: a density of 160 knots per inch, superior quality wool, and a generous pile for transgenerational durability.

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Kazak rug

The Kazak rug is hand-knotted in Afghanistan and the design is inspired by Russian and Caucasian geometric patterns.
The wool is of good quality, the pile is slightly thicker and the colors are more vibrant.
Kazak rugs are hand-knotted rugs, originally made by nomadic tribes in the Caucasus region. They are characterized by their bold colors, geometric patterns, and durable wool. Kazak rugs are renowned for their longevity and can last for generations. They are also prized collector's items and are often considered works of art. The traditional weaving techniques and high level of craftsmanship required to produce these rugs make them a sought-after and valued product in the rug market.

* new – unused rug

* Size: 347 x 245 cm

* approx. 160 knots

* Color: blue – beige – pink

Handmade in Pakistan