Antique Kazak | #150803 | 5'7" X 7'5"

Antique Persian Kazak Circa 1910
The brick red field of this Lori Pambak displays the characteristic ivory octagonal medallion with green cruciform stylised (palmettes?) central pattern. Unusually, there are hooked boxes above and below the central medallion instead and unusual hexagons. The ivory main border has the defining Lori Pambak angular vine and star pattern within dark green and dark blue minors. The warp loops are intact at the lower end. The foundations is all wool with two brown wefts. The knot count is about 60-70 per square inch. This carpet is relatively small for Lori Pambaks of this category.

About Caucasian Rugs

Caucasian rugs are woven in the mountainous Caucasus region and include celebrated types such as Kazak, Shirvan, and Kuba. They are defined by bold, brilliantly colored geometric designs, often featuring stylized medallions, animals, and tribal symbols. Lori Pambak is a distinguished Kazak sub-type, known for its large octagonal medallions and angular border vine. Antique Caucasian pieces are among the most sought-after collectible rugs for their graphic power and vivid palettes. Hand-knotted with striking individuality, they bring energy and history to a room.

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