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New Afghan Kazak Design Runner — 2'1" x 5'7"
2’1″ x 5’7″
Sale price
$250.00
Regular price
$399.00
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The Razia
★★★★★ 4.9 STAR SELLER RATING
A contemporary rug from the Kazak collection
New Afghan Kazak Design Runner — 2'1" x 5'7"
Sale price
$250.00
Regular price
$399.00
Authentic One-of-a-Kind
Afghan handmade
professionally cleaned
The Razia is a new hand-knotted rug woven in Afghanistan in a Kazak design, its light teal ground punctuated by five repeating octagonal rosette medallions in rust, cream, and navy. Made with wool pile on a cotton foundation, this piece brings the bold, graphic geometry of Kazak weaving to a narrow, versatile runner format. Part of our Kazak collection, it pairs striking pattern with a soft, livable palette.
- Origin: Afghanistan (Kazak design)
- Age: New
- Type: Runner
- Construction: Hand-knotted wool pile on cotton foundation
- Pile: Wool
- Use: Indoor
- Size: 2'1" x 5'7", approx. 0.45" thickness
Each rug is handcrafted and unique. Slight variations in dye saturation and weave are natural characteristics of hand-knotted rugs and reflect authenticity rather than imperfection.
Description
The Razia's field is arranged in a column of five repeating octagonal rosette medallions, each quartered by a red cross-line and rendered in rust, cream, and navy. Small stylized botehs flank the medallions along the sides, adding rhythm to the runner's length. For more on medallion and boteh motifs, see our guide to common rug motifs.
The ground is a soft, light teal blue-green, giving the bold medallion geometry a calm, livable backdrop rather than a high-contrast one. Explore more Kazak design pieces in our guide to the best rug styles for collectors.
At 2'1" x 5'7", the Razia is well suited to entryways, hallways, and narrow spaces where its repeating medallions can be appreciated in sequence.
History
Kazak rugs take their name from the Caucasus region, historically woven with bold, large-scale geometric medallions and saturated, high-contrast color. Afghan weavers have long produced rugs in this design tradition, valued for their graphic clarity and durable, densely knotted construction.
The Razia reflects this Kazak design lineage in runner format, with a softened, cooler palette than the tradition's classic high-contrast originals. Browse more pieces from this collection in our Kazak collection.
About the Name
Razia means "agreeable" or "content" in Arabic. It was notably borne by Razia Sultana, the 13th-century Sultana of Delhi and the only woman to rule the Delhi Sultanate.
The name reflects the rug's calm, composed presence—a bold, repeating pattern rendered in a soft, agreeable palette that settles into a room rather than commanding it.
Razia captures the Kazak design tradition at its most approachable: graphic in structure, gentle in color.
Materials & Composition
- Primary material: Wool pile
- Construction: Hand-knotted
- Dye method: Traditional dyes
- Foundation: Cotton
- Condition: New
Condition Details
New condition. Ready for immediate in-home use.
Care Instructions
Vacuum gently without a beater bar. Avoid direct sunlight to preserve color.
Spot clean with care. For deep cleaning, consult a professional experienced with hand-knotted wool rugs.
FAQ
Is this an antique or vintage rug?
No. The Razia is a newly made hand-knotted rug, woven in Afghanistan in a Kazak design.
What is a Kazak design rug?
A design tradition originating in the Caucasus, known for bold, large-scale geometric medallions. See our motif guide for more.
Is it durable?
Hand-knotted wool rugs are known for holding up well over time with proper care; see our care instructions above.
Shipping & Delivery
Free shipping on orders over $250. Ships within the contiguous U.S. in 1–2 business days (excluding weekends and holidays).
Return Policy
Returns accepted within 3 days of delivery on eligible items, unused and in original condition. Sale items (including those purchased with a discount code), custom pieces, and international orders are not eligible for return.
This is a refurbished heirloom piece. Wear, repairs, and other characteristics of age are disclosed above and are part of the rug's story, not a defect.
Reviews
★★★★★ 4.9 STAR SELLER RATING
"Worth every penny! This is the kind of purchase you never regret." - Selena W.
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Frequently asked questions
Are your heirloom rugs one-of-a-kind?
Yes. Every heirloom rug we sell is one of a kind. The piece shown is the exact rug you will receive, and it cannot be replaced once sold. Learn more about what makes our rugs heirlooms →
Are your rugs hand-knotted?
Yes. All heirloom, antique, and vintage rugs in our collection are traditionally hand-knotted, not machine-made.
Are your heirloom rugs authentic?
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What's the difference between vintage & antique rugs?
Antique rugs are typically over 100 years old, while vintage rugs generally date from the 20th century. Both are traditionally hand-knotted and regionally authentic; the difference lies primarily in age, not quality or craftsmanship.
Are antique and vintage rugs suitable for modern homes?
Most vintage rugs are well-suited for daily living. Antique rugs can also be used with care, depending on age and condition. We note any important considerations on each listing. Learn more about why buying vintage & antique matters →