Kozak rugs originate from the northwestern part of Anatolia, known for their traditional weaving techniques and vibrant designs. These rugs often reflect the artistic influences of the Bergama region, showcasing intricate patterns and fine craftsmanship.
The Anatolian Kozak Rugs Photo Gallery includes notable examples such as a 19th-century Kozak village prayer rug measuring 82 x 107 cm and a rug from the Bergama region featured by Wolley and Wallis. These pieces highlight the rich cultural heritage of Kozak’s rug-making traditions.
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Images in the Kozak rug gallery are published with permission from auction houses, dealers, collectors or museums.