Kazil Iyak Turkmen Rug
Size: 210 x 144 cm
Time period: 40’s - 50’s
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A distinguished Turkmen weaving tradition, the Kazil Ayak rug embodies the geometric precision and floral grace of Central Asian design. Once crafted by nomadic tribes as both functional and ceremonial pieces, it reflects a heritage where utility and artistry intertwine.
Condition: Good
Material: 100% wool
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Due to the one-of-a-kind nature of vintage pieces, all sales are final.
We encourage you to review descriptions and measurements carefully before purchasing, as sizing may vary from modern standards.
Each item in our collection is handpicked for its character and history — gentle wear, fading, and small imperfections are part of what make them unique. We invite you to embrace these signs of life; they’re what give vintage its soul.
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