Vintage Kazak Caucasian Rug

A Vintage Kazak Caucasian rug refers to a traditional handwoven rug originating from the Caucasus region, particularly from areas like Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, historically part of the Kazak (or Qazakh) region. These rugs are known for their vibrant colors, bold geometric patterns, and durable weave, and they were made by nomadic and village weavers in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Vintage Kazak rugs often feature strong geometric motifs, including medallions, crosses, diamonds, and stylized animal or plant forms. The designs are usually symmetric and bold. They are distinguished by the use of rich, vibrant colors, particularly deep reds, indigo blues, golds, and ivory. The dyes were traditionally natural, derived from plants and minerals.

These rugs are typically woven from high-quality wool, sometimes with a woolen or cotton foundation. The weave is usually coarse but sturdy, making them long-lasting. The patterns and colors in Kazak rugs often have symbolic meanings, representing protection, fertility, or spiritual beliefs.

Today, Kazak rugs are prized for their rustic charm and cultural authenticity, often used in homes as both functional and decorative items. This unique rug adds an interesting element to any space.

Dimensions: 55" x 99"
Colors: Red/Blue/Gold
Style: Kazak/Caucasian
Material: Wool