Kazak 205x78 cm

Manufacturing District: Northern Afghanistan Material: Wool with cotton warp. Number of knots: About 400,000 knots per square meter. Even before the birth of Christ, Armenians in the South Caucasus worked at tying oriental rugs. From their Kazak rugs, you can expect the highest possible quality and craftsmanship. The Kazak carpets are known for their magnificent designs with many medallions and strong colors. There are three types of Kazak rugs and they come from different districts. Bordjalou Kazak rugs have simple patterns in red, blue, purple and brown tones. Carpets from an area south of Bordjalou have shorter piles and more formal patterns. Carpets from the Yerevan area are often slightly longer and thinner. They have more red and blue than the purple tones usually seen in Kazak rugs and the pattern is simpler. Today, Kazak carpets are made in northern Afghanistan. They have Caucasian geometric patterns and the wool is dyed with natural plant dyes. The carpets are durable with a very short pile and are sold under the name Kazak. When buying carpets from Mattkompaniet, you get a guarantee of authenticity, right of exchange. Open purchase; 2 weeks Free delivery within Sweden.