Kazaks are a type of Armenian rug that were historically woven in the southern portion of the Caucasus region of the Middle East. The production of rugs in that region is limited to the villages practicing traditional weaving, therefore these beautiful designs are reproduced by Afghan weavers in the northern and central parts of Afghanistan. Local elements of design and construction bring a unique beauty to the ancient patterns that the weavers create. The process of making a rug includes cleaning, washing and dyeing the wool which is sourced from local villages.
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Kazaks are a type of Armenian rug that were historically woven in the southern portion of the Caucasus region of the Middle East. The production of rugs in that region is limited to the villages practicing traditional weaving, therefore these beautiful designs are reproduced by Afghan weavers in the northern and central parts of Afghanistan. Local elements of design and construction bring a unique beauty to the ancient patterns that the weavers create. The process of making a rug includes cleaning, washing and dyeing the wool which is sourced from local villages.
