Hand-Knotted Afghan Kazak Rug 255cm x 171cm – Red, Cream, Green & Blue Wool Rug
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- Model: Kazak
- Weight: 15.00kg
- SKU: 138
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Authentic Hand-Knotted Kazak Rug – 255cm x 171cm
Infuse your home with bold tribal artistry and time-honoured tradition with this stunning Afghan Kazak rug, measuring 255cm x 171cm. Hand-knotted using 100% wool pile on a sturdy cotton foundation, this exquisite rug showcases a striking blend of red, cream, green, and blue in classic geometric motifs inspired by the Caucasus region.
A true statement piece, this Kazak rug adds vibrant energy, cultural depth, and exceptional craftsmanship to any interior—ideal for living rooms, reception areas, or open-plan spaces.
Product Details:
✔ Size: 255cm x 171cm – Perfect for medium to large spaces
✔ Material: 100% wool pile on a durable cotton foundation
✔ Construction: Genuine hand-knotted craftsmanship
✔ Design: Traditional tribal geometric patterns from the Kazak weaving legacy
✔ Colours: Deep red base with rich cream, green, and blue detailing
✔ Texture & Feel: Thick, soft pile – durable and inviting underfoot
✔ Eco-Friendly: Naturally dyed wool using age-old methods
✔ Condition: Brand new
✔ Origin: Afghanistan
✔ Knots Per Square Inch: Fine weave for defined, sharp pattern work
✔ SKU: 138
✔ Price: £680
Why Choose This Kazak Rug?
✅ Traditional Artisan Craftsmanship – Handmade using age-old techniques
✅ Bold Colour & Style – A vibrant focal point for classic or eclectic interiors
✅ Long-Lasting & Durable – Hard-wearing wool suitable for high-traffic areas
✅ Cultural Richness – A piece of tribal heritage in your home
✅ Free UK Shipping – Delivered safely to your door at no extra cost
Kazak Rug History
Kazak rugs trace their origin to the Caucasus Mountains, where nomadic tribes created bold, geometric designs to reflect their cultural identity. Today, these historic patterns are faithfully reproduced by Afghan weavers, renowned for their precision and natural dyeing techniques.
Woven using hand-spun wool and vegetable dyes, Kazak rugs are admired not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their rugged durability. Their clean lines and vibrant palettes make them highly sought-after in both traditional and contemporary décor settings.
Owning a Kazak rug is owning a living story—one of resilience, heritage, and enduring artistry.
| History Of Region | |
| Details: | Kazak rugs originate from the Caucasus region, particularly in areas now part of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. These rugs were originally woven by nomadic and tribal communities and are celebrated for their bold geometric designs, symbolic motifs, and vivid natural dyes.Unlike the floral intricacies of Persian rugs, Kazak designs are angular and tribal, often featuring medallions, hooked diamonds, rams’ horns, and stylized crosses—each carrying ancestral meaning and spiritual symbolism.By the 19th century, Kazak rugs had gained international fame and were exported widely through Russian trade routes. Their striking visual identity made them popular not just for utility, but as decorative heirlooms symbolizing strength, protection, and identity.Today, the tradition is kept alive by skilled Afghan weavers, many of whom are descendants of Turkic or nomadic tribes. Using hand-spun Ghazni wool and vegetable dyes, Afghan artisans recreate classic Kazak patterns while maintaining their durability, authenticity, and tribal soul.Whether used in grand living rooms or as gallery pieces, Kazak rugs remain prized for their ability to blend heritage, strength, and vivid design—a lasting tribute to the cultures that birthed them. |
