Kazak rugs Abu Dhabi: Get Super Kazak Hand-Knotted at Low Cost
Kazak rugs are known for their unique, intricate designs and high quality. While creating a Kazak is often the first thing you notice, the materials and components make them unique.
Even though many types of wool are used to make Kazaks, the most common is sheep’s wool. The wool is cleaned and carded—a process that removes dirt and debris from the fibres—and then spun into yarn (which can be dyed before weaving).
The yarn is then used to weave lengths of fabric that are sewn together to form one large piece of carpeting. The patterns are often abstract and tend to be more geometric than floral.
The colours used in Kazak rugs are usually muted, with earth tones predominating. There are exceptions to this rule, however: some Kazaks have brighter colors, including reds, blues, and yellows.
Kazak rugs are considered durable because they’re made with high-quality materials that have been carefully chosen for their durability and strength. The foundation of each rug is made from cotton or silk warp threads which hold up well over time.
The weft threads are typically made from acrylic yarns which give them strength while also making them flexible enough to withstand heavy traffic areas like hallways or living rooms without wearing out too quickly.
