19th Century Caucasian Kazak Runner – Handwoven Tribal Wool Rug (4.2 x 9.3 ft)

Add a vibrant piece of history to your home with this 19th Century Caucasian Kazak runner, a striking example of tribal artistry and craftsmanship. Measuring 4.2 x 9.3 feet, this runner features an intricate all-over lattice of repeating rosettes in warm terracotta, deep indigo, and soft ivory tones. The bold geometric border, characteristic of Kazak designs, frames the rug beautifully, creating a powerful visual statement.

Key Features:

• Origin: Caucasus Region
• Period: 19th Century
• Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool on a Wool Foundation
• Design: Repeating rosette lattice with a geometric border
• Dimensions: 4.2 x 9.3 feet (128 x 282 cm)
• Color Palette: Rich terracotta, deep blue, ivory, and forest green
• Condition: Good condition with visible patina and age-related wear, enhancing its antique appeal

Why This Runner Stands Out:

Kazak rugs are prized for their bold geometric patterns and rich natural dyes, often woven by nomadic tribes of the Caucasus. This runner’s elongated design makes it ideal for hallways, corridors, or as a decorative accent in long spaces. The combination of vibrant colors and tribal motifs reflects the cultural heritage and skill of its weavers, ensuring this piece remains a captivating focal point.

Introduce the timeless beauty of Caucasian weaving into your space with this 19th Century Kazak runner – a stunning blend of tradition and artistry.