Kozak Anatolia Rug 203 X 94 Cm

Anatolian carpet, wool, wool warp and weft, circa 1950-60. Very good state.

Located in western Anatolia, the small town of Kozak is about twenty kilometers from the city of Bergamo. The name "kozak" derives from the word kazak, a mountainous area including Georgia and Armenia (Caucasus). The decoration of this kozak, composed of three medallions, is reminiscent of Caucasian Kazak carpets. Many Turkish rugs since the 19th century have been made by Armenians. Kozaks are of Caucasian origin. This rug, on a red background, is made up of a beautiful harmony of abrached colors*. The field of the carpet features zoomorphic ram horns, as well as the 'S' motif symbolizing a two-headed dragon. Warm rug, beautiful creation.
*Abrache: term designating a variation of tones in the same color.

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