2' 9 x 9' 6 Hand Knotted Kazak Runner Rug
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2' 9 x 9' 6 Hand Knotted Kazak Runner Rug
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Product Details
SKU #: 5047280
Size FT: 2' 9" x 9' 6"
85cm x 290cm
Primary color is Cream.
Colors in this rug include: Cream, Blue, Green, Navy Blue, Red. 100% vegetable dyes.
, Vegetable-dyed
Pile Material: 100% Hand Spun Wool
Pile Height: 1/3"
Made in: Pakistan | Collection: Kazak
Construction: Hand Knotted
100 knots per square inch.
Has fringe.
In Excellent condition
All of our hand-knotted rugs are professionally washed and treated. All rugs are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse.
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Product Description
The Kazak 10 Ft Runner rug is a testament to traditional craftsmanship, hand-knotted from 100% hand-spun wool. Its durable construction promises longevity and comfort underfoot. The rug's pattern is a vibrant display of symmetry and bold geometrical motifs, typical of the timeless Kazak designs that have been treasured for centuries. Its intricate pattern features a harmonious blend of cream, blue, green, navy blue, and red, set against a calming cream background that ensures the design stands out.
A notable feature of this rug is the inclusion of well-defined fringes that subtly complement the overall aesthetic, giving it a classic finish. The rich texture of the rug is palpable, adding a sense of depth to its careful detailing and design precision.
Such a piece is ideally suited for spaces that aim for a traditional or eclectic vibe. It would serve as a stunning visual anchor in a long hallway, bringing a warm and inviting atmosphere. Furthermore, this runner would also complement interiors that have antique furnishings or wood accents, providing a striking contrast without overpowering other elements of the decor. It is a versatile choice, equally capable of enhancing a modern minimalist area by adding a splash of color and pattern, or enriching a home office with its refined, yet robust character.
