Caucasus Rug 120cm x 83cm – Red Wool Tribal Rug with Free UK Shipping
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- Model: Kazak
- Weight: 3.00kg
- SKU: 67
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Hand-Knotted Kazak Caucasus Rug 120cm x 83cm – Red Wool Tribal Rug with Free UK Shipping
Authentic Caucasian-Style Kazak Rug – 120cm x 83cm | SKU: 67
Introduce classic tribal elegance into your home with this authentic hand-knotted Kazak Caucasus rug (120cm x 83cm). Woven in the traditional Kazak style, this compact rug features a striking geometric design in rich red tones, accented with classic Caucasian motifs. Made from 100% wool pile on a strong cotton foundation, it delivers durability, cultural charm, and timeless beauty — perfect for entryways, small rooms, or as an accent rug.
At just £135, this is an excellent opportunity to own a handmade wool rug inspired by the tribal artistry of the Caucasus region.
Product Details:
✔ Size: 120cm x 83cm – Perfect for compact spaces, entryways, or layering
✔ Material: 100% wool pile with cotton foundation – Long-lasting and soft
✔ Construction: Hand-knotted by Afghan artisans in the Kazak tradition
✔ Design: Geometric tribal motifs influenced by classic Caucasus patterns
✔ Colours: Dominant red base with traditional accent tones
✔ Texture & Feel: Firm, dense pile with defined motifs
✔ Condition: Brand new
✔ Origin: Afghanistan (woven in the style of the Caucasus region)
✔ SKU: 67
✔ Price: £135 – Incredible value
Why Choose This Kazak Rug?
✅ Caucasus-Inspired Craftsmanship – A faithful tribute to Kazak tribal design
✅ Durable Wool Quality – Hand-knotted for strength and longevity
✅ Compact & Versatile – Ideal for smaller areas, hallways, or accent spaces
✅ Rich Colour Palette – Warm red tones add depth to any interior
✅ Free UK Shipping
| History Of Region | |
| Details: | The History of Kazak RugsKazak rugs are some of the most iconic tribal carpets in the world, originally woven in the Caucasus region, particularly in areas of present-day Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. These rugs date back to the 18th and 19th centuries and were primarily produced by nomadic and village weavers, known for their bold, geometric artistry and vibrant natural dyes.---Caucasian Tribal OriginsThe name Kazak (or Qazax) refers to a region in the south Caucasus, not to be confused with Kazakhstan. The rugs created here were deeply influenced by the cultural intersections of the Caucasus — a crossroads between Persian, Turkish, Russian, and Armenian artistic traditions.These early rugs were entirely hand-knotted using local wool and dyed with natural plant-based colours, resulting in vivid reds, indigo blues, ivory, green, and golden yellows. They were used in homes, mosques, and tents, prized not only for warmth and comfort but also as status symbols and heirlooms.---Design & SymbolismKazak rugs are instantly recognisable for their:Bold geometric patterns, including medallions, hooked diamonds, stars, crosses, and animalsStrong symmetry and striking borders, often containing symbolic tribal motifsShort, durable pile and a dense, crisp weave structureRich colours derived from natural dyes, designed to stand out and last generationsThese motifs often had symbolic meanings, representing protection, fertility, courage, or spiritual strength — reflecting the values and beliefs of the communities who made them.---Modern Afghan Kazak RugsToday, Kazak rugs continue to be woven in northern Afghanistan by skilled artisans who preserve the Caucasian design heritage. Using hand-spun wool and vegetable dyes, Afghan weavers produce Kazak-style rugs that honour traditional aesthetics while ensuring modern quality and consistency.Afghan Kazak rugs are now popular worldwide, blending easily into both contemporary and traditional interiors. Their combination of rugged durability, symbolic beauty, and tribal flair makes them one of the most sought-after handmade rugs available.---A Kazak rug is not just a floor covering — it’s a piece of living history, carrying centuries of artistry, culture, and human connection into today’s homes. |
