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Ovaj prelijepi ručno tkani tepih zove se Kazak.
Kazahstanci žive u centralnoj Aziji. Graniči se sa Rusijom, Kinom, Uzbekistanom i Turkmenistanom, a preko Kaspijskog jezera, Iranom.
Kazahstanci su dugo živeli sa prirodom i veoma vole domaće životinje, jezik ptica, a mnogo im je stalo do usmene književnosti , i domaću muziku i veoma vole svoju porodicu. Zato je tepih bio kao knjiga mudrosti i znanja u porodici tepih.
Zanimljivo je da su neki od motiva ćilima kazak slični motivima bosanskih ćilima.
Ovaj prelijepi tepih se zove Qazaq.
Ovaj prelijepi tepih pod nazivom Qazaq ima geometrijske motive. On je kao izvor života i čistog srca, uspjeha i očuvanja porodice.
U današnjem brzom i digitalnom životu, svima nam je potreban ručno tkani tepih koji će povezati naš kućni prostor s prirodom i prekrasnim pričama i dati mir nama i našoj djeci.

Kazak rugs (also known as Karachop and Karachov) are defined by their unique central medallion, which features eight points and resembles a star or a flower.

Iran has been one of the highest-quality rug producers for centuries.

Kazak rugs are notably different from other Oriental rugs, for two manufacturing processes that occur after weaving. The pile on the rug is cut down, making them thinner and lighter than other rugs.

Cleaning a kazak rug start by vacuuming both sides to remove loose dirt. Test a small, inconspicuous area for colorfastness before cleaning. For a DIY solution, mix a mild detergent with water, avoiding harsh chemicals. Using a soft brush or sponge, gently clean the rug in the direction of the pile.

Kazakh rugs are all wool, coarsely knotted in the symmetrical knot with a long, lustrous pile, and use strong red, blue, and ivory in bold combinations with relatively simple but dramatic designs.

Origin: Pakistan