Rooted in the Caucasus—an area spanning present‑day Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan—Kazak rugs showcase bold, jewel‑toned geometrics: sky‑blue fields, ruby octagons, and spirited ivory borders. While genuine 19th‑ and early‑20th‑century pieces hail from those regions, contemporary workshops in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and other centres now weave faithful reproductions in glossy wool at more affordable prices. The result is naturally stain‑resistant floor art that energises entryways, offices, and eclectic living rooms.
