Turkish and Caucasian rugs are hand-knotted or hand-woven carpets originating from Anatolia and the Caucasus region. They are known for strong geometric compositions, tribal motifs, natural wool and durable construction.
Among the best-known types are Kazak rugs. Historically, Kazak rugs are connected to the Caucasus, but today many high-quality Kazak-style rugs are also woven in Afghanistan and other traditional weaving regions using historic designs and techniques.
Unlike many finely detailed Persian rugs, Turkish and Caucasian rugs often focus on clarity, strength and rhythm. Large motifs, clear lines, strong borders and a reduced number of powerful symbols create a direct and highly decorative visual language.
This makes them ideal for interiors where the rug should not only support the room, but also add personality, color and cultural depth.
Among the best-known types are Kazak rugs. Historically, Kazak rugs are connected to the Caucasus, but today many high-quality Kazak-style rugs are also woven in Afghanistan and other traditional weaving regions using historic designs and techniques.
Unlike many finely detailed Persian rugs, Turkish and Caucasian rugs often focus on clarity, strength and rhythm. Large motifs, clear lines, strong borders and a reduced number of powerful symbols create a direct and highly decorative visual language.
This makes them ideal for interiors where the rug should not only support the room, but also add personality, color and cultural depth.

























































