Kazakh Red 130

The royal Kazakh rugs come from Afghanistan. They are exclusive, hand-knotted rugs of high quality. The warp threads are usually made of cotton and sometimes wool. The rugs are strong and have their specific soft shiny appearance due to the stonewash treatment. The wool is colored with natural pigments. Originally, these rugs were a status symbol and were mainly used in churches, palaces and homes of the wealthy. Kazak rugs from Afghanistan are well-known and appreciated for their rich history, unique design, and high quality. They are a part of Afghanistan's rich textile tradition and hold a special place in the hearts of rug enthusiasts worldwide. Kazak rugs (or Qazak) have their origins in the Caucasus region, but they are also popular and made in Afghanistan. Originally from the Caucasus regions, they have influenced and become a significant part of the rug-weaving tradition in Afghanistan. These rugs have a long history spanning centuries. Traditionally made by nomadic tribes and village communities, they carry a rich cultural heritage and unique stories. Kazak rugs are known for their geometric patterns and bold design, often featuring large medallions in the center, repeated smaller geometric shapes, and sometimes stylized flowers and animals. The patterns can range from simple to very complex and detailed. Typical colors include deep reds, blues, and greens, often combined with white and gold accents. Many of the patterns and symbols on Kazak rugs have traditional and cultural meanings, often related to protection, strength, and luck. Thanks to the dense knotting and high-quality wool, Kazak rugs are extremely durable and can last for many years, even under heavy use. They are ideal for use in various rooms, from living rooms to bedrooms, and can also be used as wall hangings. Their timeless design makes them suitable for both traditional and modern interiors.