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KAZAK Russia - 296 x 110 cm
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KAZAK Russia - 296 x 110 cm, These rugs are hand-knotted in Russia. The design is inspired by Russian geometric motifs, and the wool is dyed with natural vegetable dyes. The rug is signed. KAZAK RUSSIA Hand-knotted rugs from the region to the north and west of Lake Sevan, in the south-western Caucasus. These rugs were originally named after the village of Kazakh (Azerbaijan), where they were made until around 1925. They are the best-known and most popular of the Caucasian rugs. They are characterised, among other things, by their long pile and the fact that they sometimes have up to eight weft threads between their rows of knots. These rugs, which are knotted relatively far apart, have a high quality wool pile, which gives them good strength. Most are around dozar size (around 200 x 120 cm) and are often remarkably wide in relation to their length. The colours are bright and the designs large and original.
KAZAK Russia - 296 x 110 cm, These rugs are hand-knotted in Russia. The design is inspired by Russian geometric motifs, and the wool is dyed with natural vegetable dyes. The rug is signed. KAZAK RUSSIA Hand-knotted rugs from the region to the north and west of Lake Sevan, in the south-western Caucasus. These rugs were originally named after the village of Kazakh (Azerbaijan), where they were made until around 1925. They are the best-known and most popular of the Caucasian rugs. They are characterised, among other things, by their long pile and the fact that they sometimes have up to eight weft threads between their rows of knots. These rugs, which are knotted relatively far apart, have a high quality wool pile, which gives them good strength. Most are around dozar size (around 200 x 120 cm) and are often remarkably wide in relation to their length. The colours are bright and the designs large and original.
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KAZAK Russia - 296 x 110 cm, These rugs are hand-knotted in Russia. The design is inspired by Russian geometric motifs, and the wool is dyed with natural vegetable dyes. The rug is signed. KAZAK RUSSIA Hand-knotted rugs from the region to the north and west of Lake Sevan, in the south-western Caucasus. These rugs were originally named after the village of Kazakh (Azerbaijan), where they were made until around 1925. They are the best-known and most popular of the Caucasian rugs. They are characterised, among other things, by their long pile and the fact that they sometimes have up to eight weft threads between their rows of knots. These rugs, which are knotted relatively far apart, have a high quality wool pile, which gives them good strength. Most are around dozar size (around 200 x 120 cm) and are often remarkably wide in relation to their length. The colours are bright and the designs large and original.
KAZAK Russia - 296 x 110 cm, These rugs are hand-knotted in Russia. The design is inspired by Russian geometric motifs, and the wool is dyed with natural vegetable dyes. The rug is signed. KAZAK RUSSIA Hand-knotted rugs from the region to the north and west of Lake Sevan, in the south-western Caucasus. These rugs were originally named after the village of Kazakh (Azerbaijan), where they were made until around 1925. They are the best-known and most popular of the Caucasian rugs. They are characterised, among other things, by their long pile and the fact that they sometimes have up to eight weft threads between their rows of knots. These rugs, which are knotted relatively far apart, have a high quality wool pile, which gives them good strength. Most are around dozar size (around 200 x 120 cm) and are often remarkably wide in relation to their length. The colours are bright and the designs large and original.
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