Antique Karatchoph Kazak Rug Size: 6'1" × 6'8" Origin: Karatchoph, Caucasus Date: Circa 1870s Material: Wool pile on wool foundation A rare and character-filled nineteenth-century Karatchoph Kazak rug, distinguished by its large octagonal central medallion and bold tribal geometry. The spacious composition is enlivened by stylized motifs and symbolic elements arranged across a warm terracotta field, creating a powerful visual impact despite its age-softened appearance. The beautifully faded palette of brick red, ivory, and indigo reflects generations of use, lending the rug a remarkable sense of authenticity and charm. A striking blue border filled with angular Caucasian motifs frames the composition and highlights the strong architectural character of the design. Handwoven entirely of wool, this antique Caucasian rug embodies the robust craftsmanship and artistic individuality for which nineteenth-century Kazak weavings are renowned. Its worn surface, rich patina, and tribal presence make it a highly desirable collector's piece with exceptional decorative appeal.