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Kazak
CHF 4'700.00Available
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| Origin | Caucasian |
| Type | Rug & Carpet |
| Material | Natural Wool |
| Age | Antique (100+ years) |
| Culture | Nomadic |
| Usage | Collection |
| Color | Blue, Red, Earthy colours |
| Dimensions | 196 × 125 cm |
| Art.-Nr. | 982833 |
A striking antique Kazak rug from the Caucasus featuring exceptionally bold geometric design and luminous colours. The vibrant combination of turquoise blue, terracotta, ivory, deep navy and warm red tones belongs to the most iconic palettes of traditional Caucasian weaving and gives this piece an extraordinary visual presence. Classic Kazak rugs are celebrated for their powerful archaic symbols and highly structured geometric compositions which still appear remarkably modern and almost graphic today. Within the central field appear stylised protective motifs, geometric medallions and abstract tribal symbols rooted in ancient Caucasian and Central Asian weaving traditions. Many of the geometric motifs found in Kazak rugs are believed to represent ancient symbols of protection and life. Particularly impressive in this example is the dramatic contrast between the light ivory border and the intensely coloured central field. The rhythmic repetition of small geometric elements creates an almost contemporary graphic effect despite the rug’s deep roots in the nomadic culture of the Caucasus. Kazak rugs remain among the most admired Caucasian carpets due to their strong wool quality, durable structure and timeless geometric aesthetic. This piece works beautifully in interiors with character, whether placed within minimalist modern spaces, mid century interiors, period homes or contemporary architectural settings where it creates a fascinating contrast. Thanks to its hand knotted construction and natural colour variations, the rug feels highly authentic and alive. Like many antique Caucasian rugs, this example possesses an almost museum like presence and reflects the great tribal weaving traditions that once connected the Caucasus, Persia and Anatolia. The subtle asymmetry and visible hand craftsmanship add individuality and depth, making this rug both a collectible object and an exceptionally decorative interior piece.