Antique 1880s Caucasian Kazak Runner 3.2' x 8' (97cm x 244cm) - 1B989

This magnificent Caucasian Kazak runner, dating back to the 1880s, is a true collector's item. Hailing from the rugged Caucasus Mountains, Kazak rugs are celebrated for their bold, primitive geometric designs and saturated natural dyes. This particular runner features a striking sequence of medallions, framed by intricate tribal borders that showcase the weaver's individual creativity.

The wool is high-quality and hand-spun, carrying the lustrous patina that only comes with over a century of age. With its elongated "gallery" or runner dimensions, this piece is a perfect statement for a hallway, corridor, or as a focal point in a long room.

Condition Report

Overall Condition: Generally Good for its age. Restoration: Includes some areas of expert old restoration. These repairs have been professionally handled to preserve the integrity and aesthetic of the rug. Wear: Displays an authentic antique character with honest wear consistent with a 140-year-old textile. Colors: Rich, vibrant tribal palette featuring deep madder reds, indigo blues, and natural ivory highlights.

Technical Specifications

• Age: Circa 1880s (Late 19th Century)
• Origin: Caucasus (Kazak Region)
• Material: 100% Wool Pile on a Wool Foundation
• Dimensions: 3.2' x 8' (Approx. 97 cm x 244 cm)
• Design: Geometric Tribal Medallions
• Construction: Hand-Knotted
• Style: Antique Caucasian / Tribal / Bohemian Luxury

Style Tip

Caucasian rugs are the "chameleons" of the rug world. While they are deeply traditional, their bold geometric shapes allow them to look incredibly modern in a contemporary loft or a minimalist home. This runner provides a powerful splash of color and history to transitional spaces like hallways or the side of a bed.