Celeste Rugs 7'1''x9'4'' Hand Knotted Red Kazak Wool Arts & Crafts Tribal Rug

Hand knotted in Iran from fine wool, this Kazak area rug beautifully unites the bold spirit of tribal artistry with the elegance of Arts & Crafts design. The vibrant red field is adorned with geometric medallions and motifs in deep navy, aqua, ivory, and rust, enhanced by subtle pink accents that bring dimension and vitality to the composition. Each symbolic figure reflects centuries of Persian and Caucasian weaving heritage, blending cultural storytelling with masterful craftsmanship. Measuring 7'1" x 9'4", this Persian Kazak rug serves as a commanding focal point for living rooms, dining areas, or studies. With a medium 0.6" wool pile, it offers both softness and durability, making it ideal for everyday use while preserving its collectible charm. A true fusion of heritage and contemporary appeal, this Kazak rug stands as a timeless testament to bold design and artisanal excellence.

• Exact Size: 7'1"x9'4"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Red, Blue, Pink, Ivory, Aqua, Navy, Rust, Multi,
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.60 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: CL19584

Story Behind the Art: Kazak rugs are admired for their bold geometric designs, rich natural dyes, and exceptional durability, reflecting centuries of tribal artistry from the Caucasus Mountains region, located between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. Originally woven by nomadic tribes, these rugs feature distinct motifs such as medallions, rosettes, hooked polygons, diamonds, and crosses, often accompanied by symbolic depictions of animals, birds, trees, and human figures that represent protection, harmony, and strength. Traditionally crafted using hand-spun wool and natural dyes, Kazak rugs are known for their vivid, saturated colors—deep reds, indigos, golds, and greens—that give them their unmistakable vibrancy. Today, Caucasian Kazaks continue to be woven in Azerbaijan, Iran, and neighboring areas of the Caucasus, while Afghan Kazaks carry forward the same patterns and techniques, often with a slightly finer weave and softer finish. In recent decades, Pakistan has also become a key center of Kazak rug production, maintaining the spirit of these tribal designs while enhancing them for modern interiors. Combining heritage, artistry, and resilience, Kazak rugs remain timeless symbols of cultural storytelling and enduring craftsmanship.