Kazak rugs

Kazak Rugs

Kazak rugs (also known as Kasak rugs) are among the oldest and most well-known types of rug. Hand-knotted from high-quality wool, they are characterised by clear geometric shapes and a very varied colour scheme. From warm earth tones to subtle beige, cream and white, to bold notes of blue, red and green – the designs are as timeless as they are trendy. Whether your interior design is modern or classic, these rugs give every room a special atmosphere.

Kazak rugs – Caucasian knotting art and a stunning play of colours

Kazak rugs are among the most historic and timeless of all carpets. With their sophisticated colour combinations, geometric patterns and exceptional quality, they represent centuries-old craftsmanship from the Caucasus. These hand-knotted area rugs are not only a sign of tradition and culture, but also an expression of timeless elegance that seamlessly integrates into modern and classic living spaces.

What are Kazak rugs?

The term Kazak refers to hand-knotted rugs that originally came from the Caucasus region, where they were first made by nomadic peoples for everyday use. Nowadays, many Kazak rugs come from Afghanistan, Pakistan and also Azerbaijan. In particular, antique Kazak rugs are among the most sought-after rugs in the world.

Why buy a Kazak area rug?

Sustainability and durability

Thanks to the high-quality materials and careful workmanship, Kazak carpets are extremely robust and durable. With the right care, they can last for generations.

Timelessly beautiful

Whether in a modern loft or a classic living room, Kazak rugs fit seamlessly into any interior and give your home a warm, inviting atmosphere.

What interior design style do Kazak rugs go with?

Kazak carpets are versatile and go well with a variety of interior styles. Thanks to their clear geometric patterns and expressive colours, they fit seamlessly into different living concepts. Examples:

Modern style: The bright colours and simple shapes add accents to minimalist rooms and give them character. They harmonise well with clean lines and neutral colour palettes.
Boho and ethnic style: With their warm colours and traditional patterns, Kazak rugs emphasise the unconventional, lively charm of these interior design styles.
Classic style: The high-quality materials and timeless designs of the rugs perfectly complement elegant furniture and traditional decorations.
Rustic style: The warm earth tones and hand-knotted texture go perfectly with wood and natural materials, as found in country house or vintage styles.

Origin and history of Kazak rugs

The tradition of Caucasian rugs dates back to the Middle Ages. Originally, they were made in the regions of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. The nomads of the Caucasus developed unique designs that often told stories or symbolised cultural values. Thus, each rug is not only a piece of decoration, but also a piece of living history.

Characteristic features of Caucasian rugs.

Colours: Intense reds, deep blues and brilliant whites are typical colours obtained from natural plant and mineral dyes. More modern rugs, whether Kazak or Super Kazak, play with skilful contrasts of dull and bright colours.

Patterns: Geometric patterns, stylised flowers and symbolic motifs such as stars and crosses are particularly characteristic.

Materials: High-quality virgin wool, hand-spun and hand-dyed, ensures the durability and distinctive charm of each Kazak rug.

How Kazak rugs are made

Traditional knotting techniques

Each Kazak rug is intricately handcrafted. The traditional knotting techniques, passed down from generation to generation, guarantee the highest precision and durability.

Natural materials and colours

The use of 100% sheep's wool and only natural dyes emphasises the sustainable approach taken in their production. These rugs are therefore not only a visual delight, but also environmentally friendly.

Unique designs and symbolism

The meaning of the patterns

The patterns on Kazak rugs often have a deeper meaning. They symbolise protection, prosperity and spiritual values. Traditional motifs such as trees of life or stars give each rug its own story. More recent Kazak rugs are knotted more for purely visual reasons than for traditional spiritual values.

Kazak carpets at Nain Trading

Large selection

At Nain Trading, you will find a wide selection of hand-knotted Kazak carpets in different sizes, colours and designs. From small, discreet rugs in 90 x 60 cm for the bedroom to colourful large rugs in 400 x 300 cm for the living room, everything is available.

Quality and guarantee

We stand for the highest quality and offer you only original hand-knotted rugs with a certificate of authenticity. Our many years of experience guarantee you the best advice and service.

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Kazak rugs – Caucasian knotting art and a stunning play of colours

What are Kazak rugs?

Why buy a Kazak area rug?

What interior design style do Kazak rugs go with?

Origin and history of Kazak rugs

How Kazak rugs are made

Unique designs and symbolism

Kazak carpets at Nain Trading

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