Yerevan Kazakh Armenia - Rug - 297 cm - 134 cm - Timeless elegance






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Origin Armenia; model Erivan Kazak Armenien; hand-knotted Kazak rug in multicolour wool on cotton, 297 × 134 cm, 14 kg, pile 8 mm, dating to the late 20th century, professionally cleaned, in good overall condition.
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Kazak Rugs – Timeless Elegance from Armenia
Kazak rugs originate from the southern Caucasus – a region that for centuries has been known for its rich rug-weaving tradition. These characteristic carpets are distinguished by vivid colors, geometric patterns, and a robust knotting. Originally produced by various ethnic groups such as Armenians, Azerbaijanis, and Georgians, they reflect a fascinating blend of cultural influences.
Typical features of an antique Kazak rug are:
• Bright natural colors such as red, blue, green and ivory
• Generous, geometric patterns, often with medallions, stars, or cross motifs
• Hand-spun wool with a pleasantly soft feel
• Short, dense pile, ideal for heavily used living areas
Each Kazak rug is a one-of-a-kind piece — woven with artisanal precision and refined by the patina of time. It tells stories of nomadic way of life, craftsmanship, and cultural identity. A true collector's piece that enriches modern as well as classic interiors with a touch of history.
Name of the rug: Kazak Irevan Rug
Manufacturing: Hand-knotted
Country of origin: Armenia
Condition: see in the pictures
Age: 40 years
Thickness: 8 mm
Kazak Rugs – Timeless Elegance from Armenia
Kazak rugs originate from the southern Caucasus – a region that for centuries has been known for its rich rug-weaving tradition. These characteristic carpets are distinguished by vivid colors, geometric patterns, and a robust knotting. Originally produced by various ethnic groups such as Armenians, Azerbaijanis, and Georgians, they reflect a fascinating blend of cultural influences.
Typical features of an antique Kazak rug are:
• Bright natural colors such as red, blue, green and ivory
• Generous, geometric patterns, often with medallions, stars, or cross motifs
• Hand-spun wool with a pleasantly soft feel
• Short, dense pile, ideal for heavily used living areas
Each Kazak rug is a one-of-a-kind piece — woven with artisanal precision and refined by the patina of time. It tells stories of nomadic way of life, craftsmanship, and cultural identity. A true collector's piece that enriches modern as well as classic interiors with a touch of history.
Name of the rug: Kazak Irevan Rug
Manufacturing: Hand-knotted
Country of origin: Armenia
Condition: see in the pictures
Age: 40 years
Thickness: 8 mm
