Antique Kazak Runner – Handwoven Tribal Wool (Circa 1900s) (#AZ105)

Step into the world of Early 1900s tribal craftsmanship with this antique Kazak rug, an authentic piece from the Caucasus Mountains dating back to circa 1880. Measuring 3 x 10 feet, this hand-knotted wool rug showcases vibrant Boteh medallions in bold hues of rust, indigo, olive, and ivory, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Kazak tribal weavers.

Design & Craftsmanship

The rug’s repeating boteh medallions are interwoven with diamond-shaped separators, creating a dynamic, symmetrical pattern that draws attention and adds energy to any space. A contrasting brown border, decorated with stylized tribal motifs, frames the piece beautifully, enhancing its visual depth and balance.

Crafted from 100% hand-spun wool and dyed using natural pigments, this rug carries a rich patina that highlights its age and authenticity. Its slightly distressed appearance tells the story of a rug that has gracefully withstood the test of time.

Key Features:

• Origin: Caucasus (Kazak Region)
• Design: Geometric medallions with tribal border
• Material: 100% hand-spun wool
• Colors: Rust, indigo, olive, cream, and soft earth tones
• Weave: Hand-knotted, low to medium pile for durability
• Dimensions: 3 x 10 feet – ideal for hallways, entryways, or as an accent piece
• Condition: Antique, good with a distressed patina and light wear

Why Choose This Rug?

This antique Kazak rug brings the rich tradition of Caucasian artistry into your home. Its size makes it versatile – perfect for narrow spaces, entryways, or accenting larger rooms. The bold geometric motifs and vibrant natural dyes reflect the spirit of tribal Kazak weavers, making this rug not just a floor covering, but a collector’s item and piece of cultural history.

Care Instructions:

• Vacuum lightly without a beater bar to protect the pile
• Rotate regularly to ensure even wear
• Avoid direct sunlight to preserve the vibrancy of the natural dyes
• Professional cleaning recommended for long-term care