Collection: Kazak Rugs | Hand-Knotted Geometric Medallion Wool Rugs | RUGYFY
One iconic tribal design, eight modern colorways. Our Kazak collection takes the bold geometric medallion of Caucasian and Anatolian village weaving and hand-knots it in 100% New Zealand wool, in palettes made for today's homes — from soft lavender, blush and mint to slate blue, charcoal, jade and wine.
What Is a Kazak Rug?
Kazak rugs come from the weaving villages of the southern Caucasus, where Armenian and Azerbaijani weavers built a design language of large stepped medallions, hooked "anchor" motifs, crosses and eight-pointed stars. This design follows the classic Karachopf-style layout: one commanding central medallion framed by four hooked corner motifs and a geometric star border. It is a hand-knotted pile rug, not a flatwoven kilim — you get the same tribal geometry with a soft, cushioned wool pile underfoot.
Why Geometric Tribal Rugs Are Trending in 2026
Designers are pairing heritage patterns with contemporary colors — the "grandmillennial" remix. Kazak geometry anchors a room with structure, while washed pastels and earthy greens keep it calm enough for modern, transitional, boho and farmhouse interiors.
Made by Hand in Bhadohi
- Hand-knotted by artisan weavers in the Bhadohi–Mirzapur belt of India
- 100% New Zealand wool pile on a cotton foundation, approx. 100 KPSI
- Every design available in 31 sizes — 2x3 to 12x18, rounds, squares and runners
- Custom sizes and colorways for interior designers and trade clients
Choose your colorway below, or contact us to have this Kazak medallion woven in a palette made just for your space.