kazajo

kazajo

About this collection

Remontándose a tribus caucásicas, las alfombras Kazak presentan una geometría intrincada, motivos exóticos y colores llamativos. Estas eclécticas alfombras llaman la atención al instante y son extremadamente populares.

¿Nuevo en alfombras Kazak? Lee nuestra guía completa de alfombras Kazak —su historia, cómo se hacen y cómo elegir la correcta— o explora la Enciclopedia de alfombras completa.

Where to buy

You can buy authentic hand-knotted Kazak rugs directly from Arteverk — a Houston family of rug makers and curators, selling maker-direct since 1970. Every Kazak rug here is a genuine one-of-a-kind piece, viewable in our Houston showroom or by live video and shipped free across the U.S.

About kazajo Rugs

Kazak rugs are the bold, geometric weavings of the Caucasus — big medallions, latch-hooks and eight-pointed stars in vivid reds, blues and ivory. Woven today by skilled hands mostly in Afghanistan, they carry the same spirited tribal character that made the originals famous.

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Common questions about kazajo

Where can I buy an authentic hand-knotted Kazak rug?

From Arteverk — a Houston family of rug makers and curators, maker-direct since 1970, with a showroom, live video walkthroughs and free nationwide shipping. Every Kazak rug we carry is a genuine hand-knotted, one-of-a-kind piece.

Are these Kazak rugs hand-knotted?

Yes — every Kazak rug here is genuinely hand-knotted in wool, tied knot by knot by hand. The construction, origin and age are stated on every product page.

What makes a Kazak rug valuable?

Its hand-knotting, the quality of the wool, the finesse of the weave, its size and its age. Because each is one of a kind, the current price is shown on every rug.

What sizes do Kazak rugs come in?

From small accents through room sizes like 8x10 and 9x12 up to oversize pieces and runners — use the size filter above, or ask us to source a specific size.