Kazak - Carpet - 200 cm - 128 cm - Kazak Oriental rug

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Origin Russia, Kazak Oriental rug, hand-knotted wool on wool, 200 × 128 cm, red field with creme, dark blue, blue-grey and muted green, in good refurbished condition.

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Description from the seller

Three large, vertically stacked medallions define this hand-knotted Kazak Oriental rug. Their central diamonds are framed by striking hook ornaments. The bright red of the inner field combines with dark blue, blue-gray, cream, and muted green. Small square pattern fields with flowing ornaments surround the medallions, giving the surface a clear structure.

A broad cream-colored border with aligned diamonds frames the inner field. Dark accompanying bands echo the geometric shapes and add additional contrasts. The recurring colors link the small edge motifs with the large medallions to form a balanced overall image.

Pile and foundation weave are made of wool. With dimensions of 200 × 128 cm, the rug is suitable for a smaller seating area, a reading corner, or a spot beside the bed. Light upholstered furniture allow the bold colors to shine. Cushions in blue or muted green pick up the details of the medallions, while warm wooden furniture complement the red base tone.

Characteristics

Rug type: Kazak
Category: Oriental rug
Construction: hand-knotted
Pile: wool
Foundation: wool
Dimensions: 200 × 128 cm
Shape: rectangular
Base color: red
Accent colors: cream, dark blue, blue-gray, and muted green
Pattern: three geometric medallions with diamonds and hook ornaments
Secondary motifs: small square fields with flowing ornaments
Border: cream-toned with diamond motifs and dark accompanying bands

Three large, vertically stacked medallions define this hand-knotted Kazak Oriental rug. Their central diamonds are framed by striking hook ornaments. The bright red of the inner field combines with dark blue, blue-gray, cream, and muted green. Small square pattern fields with flowing ornaments surround the medallions, giving the surface a clear structure.

A broad cream-colored border with aligned diamonds frames the inner field. Dark accompanying bands echo the geometric shapes and add additional contrasts. The recurring colors link the small edge motifs with the large medallions to form a balanced overall image.

Pile and foundation weave are made of wool. With dimensions of 200 × 128 cm, the rug is suitable for a smaller seating area, a reading corner, or a spot beside the bed. Light upholstered furniture allow the bold colors to shine. Cushions in blue or muted green pick up the details of the medallions, while warm wooden furniture complement the red base tone.

Characteristics

Rug type: Kazak
Category: Oriental rug
Construction: hand-knotted
Pile: wool
Foundation: wool
Dimensions: 200 × 128 cm
Shape: rectangular
Base color: red
Accent colors: cream, dark blue, blue-gray, and muted green
Pattern: three geometric medallions with diamonds and hook ornaments
Secondary motifs: small square fields with flowing ornaments
Border: cream-toned with diamond motifs and dark accompanying bands

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Kazak Oriental rug
Number of objects
1
Model
Kazak
Colour
Beige, Red
Length
200 cm
Width
128 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Russia
Condition
In good, restored condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Late 20th century
GermanyVerified
1
Object sold
Private

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