Hand Knotted Afghan Kazak Rug, Small Room Size, About 15 Years Old

Antique South Caucasian Karabagh Kazak rug with Memling gul design. The rug has five elongated Memling style guls on a soft madder red ground, there are various Caucasian design elem...

Antique South Caucasian Karabagh or Armenian Kazak rug with triple linked medallion with an X box border. A superb example of a Karabagh or Armenian ...

Antique Caucasian Bordjalou Kazak rug of very abstract design, these are the most northerly of the Kazak rugs Circa 1870 The rug has three large latch hook medallions on a madder re...

Vintage Afghan village rug of traditional design, the rug has a repeat medallion design About 40 years old The rug is in excellent condition with slight even wear and good pile The...

This antique wool Kazak rug was hand-knotted in the Early 19th Century in the Caucasus region.  The palette is a bold blend of reds, blues, pinks, and yellows. An intricate design of...

In this listing you will find an antique Kazak Rug with geometrical patterns and vibrant colours. It was hand-knotted in Afghan tribes around the first decade of the 20th century. Th...

Little Afghan rug with nice geometrical design and colors and patterns, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on cotton foundation.

Relying on ancient tribal motifs, geometric designs, and playful abstractions, Caucasian rugs are woven in tribal settings by either village or nomadic folk. Caucasian rugs are woven in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Southwest Russia by a multitude of cultures and tribes that employ distinct characteristics unique to their communities. Woven in the regions around North Armenia and South Georgia, Bordjalou Kazaks use some of the most particular designs among Caucasian rugs. Easily recognizable by their latch-hook designs in diagonal formats, Bordjalou Kazaks combine many rich colors to create timeless warm and earthy rugs. Four lozenge diamonds are lined up along the central axis of this Bordjalou rug...