Kazak - ラグ - 296 cm - 197 cm - 手作り - 未使用 - 新品

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Pakistani-origin Kazak carpet, hand-knotted with wool on cotton, size 296 × 197 cm, weight 20 kg, in very good condition and professionally cleaned, dating to the 21st century, new and unused.

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Description from the seller

カザックカーペット、

The Kazak rug is hand-knotted in Afghanistan and the design is inspired by Russian and Caucasian geometric patterns.

The wool is of good quality, the pile is a little thicker, the colors are brighter.
Kazak carpets are hand-knotted carpets originally made by the nomadic tribes in the Caucasus region. They are characterized by their bold colors, geometric patterns and durable wool. Kazak rugs are known for their durability and can last for generations. They are also a popular collector's item and are often considered works of art. The traditional manufacturing technique and high level of craftsmanship required in the production of these carpets make them a sought-after and valued product in the carpet market.

* new - unused Rug

* Size: 296 x 197 cm

* ca. 160.00 Knotts

* Colour: grey - beige - blue - yellow

Handmade in Pakistan

Seller's Story

Welcome to my CATAWIKI site with a good selection of modern and classic carpets. Carpet First is already in its 3rd generation as a carpet dealer. Based in Hamburg since 1965. The Carpetfirst range consists exclusively of hand-knotted quality carpets. If you have any questions about Orient carpets, I am always available for you.
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カザックカーペット、

The Kazak rug is hand-knotted in Afghanistan and the design is inspired by Russian and Caucasian geometric patterns.

The wool is of good quality, the pile is a little thicker, the colors are brighter.
Kazak carpets are hand-knotted carpets originally made by the nomadic tribes in the Caucasus region. They are characterized by their bold colors, geometric patterns and durable wool. Kazak rugs are known for their durability and can last for generations. They are also a popular collector's item and are often considered works of art. The traditional manufacturing technique and high level of craftsmanship required in the production of these carpets make them a sought-after and valued product in the carpet market.

* new - unused Rug

* Size: 296 x 197 cm

* ca. 160.00 Knotts

* Colour: grey - beige - blue - yellow

Handmade in Pakistan

Seller's Story

Welcome to my CATAWIKI site with a good selection of modern and classic carpets. Carpet First is already in its 3rd generation as a carpet dealer. Based in Hamburg since 1965. The Carpetfirst range consists exclusively of hand-knotted quality carpets. If you have any questions about Orient carpets, I am always available for you.
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Details

時代
After 2000
タイトル補足情報
Handmade - unused -New
アイテム数
1
モデル
Kazak
カラー
Beige, Grey, Yellow
長さ
296 cm
幅
197 cm
素材
Wool on cotton
原産国
Pakistan
コンディション
In very good condition
プロによるクリーニング済み
はい'
製造時期
21st century
重量
20 kg
ドイツVerified
1702
Objects sold
100%
protop

Rechtliche Informationen des Verkäufers

Unternehmen:
Carpet First
Repräsentant:
Said Farhadi
Adresse:
CARPET FIRST
Parkallee 10
20144 Hamburg
GERMANY
Telefonnummer:
+491777581259
Email:
said@carpet-first.com
USt-IdNr.:
DE270705048

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