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Red Kazak Runner Rug – Hand Knotted Wool Hallway Runner, Navy & Ivory
Red Kazak Runner Rug – Hand Knotted Wool Hallway Runner, Navy & Ivory
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Description
Bold, warm and full of character. This red Kazak runner rug lines up four octagonal medallions in deep navy and ivory down a rich red field, each carved with hooked S-motifs and arrow-tipped crosses, scattered with eight-point stars and small diamonds. A wide ivory border of stylised red and navy leaves, edged with fine navy guard stripes, frames the whole length. Hand knotted in wool on a cotton foundation with a hand-tied fringe, it brings classic Caucasian colour to hallways and kitchens.
Why hand knotted
Hand knotting is the oldest and most durable way to make a rug, which matters most in a hallway or kitchen where a runner takes daily foot traffic. Each wool knot is tied by hand around a cotton warp, row by row, then beaten down and clipped. There is no latex, no scrim and no backing cloth: the knots are the structure, so the pattern shows on the reverse and the fringe is the warp itself. No glue to dry out, no delamination, and a runner that can be washed, repaired and re-fringed for decades.
Materials and craftsmanship
The pile is hand-spun wool, dyed in small batches, which gives the red field a soft, natural variation (abrash) that deepens with age. The foundation is cotton warp and weft. Each runner is woven in Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India, then hand clipped, washed, stretched and finished.
Specifications
| Construction | Hand knotted |
|---|---|
| Pile material | 100% hand-spun wool |
| Foundation | Cotton warp and weft |
| Design | Kazak-style tribal runner with octagonal medallions, star motifs and leaf border |
| Colours | Red, navy, ivory, gold |
| Pile height | 8–10 mm |
| Backing | None – no latex, no scrim |
| Edge finish | Hand-finished selvedges, warp-end fringe |
| Origin | Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India |
| Production | Made to order – 10 to 15 days |
Styling and placement
Run it the length of a farmhouse kitchen with cream shaker cabinets, brass hardware and butcher-block counters, or down a hallway with white walls and warm oak floors. The strong red and navy palette also suits traditional, cottage and modern rustic interiors, and hides everyday kitchen wear well.
Choosing your runner size
Leave 10–15 cm (4–6 in) of floor showing on each side of a hallway runner, and 30–45 cm (12–18 in) at each end. In a galley kitchen, a 2.6 ft wide runner suits most aisles; choose 3 ft for wider walkways and 2 ft for narrow halls. Need a length not listed? We knot custom sizes to order.
Care and longevity
Vacuum with suction only, beater bar off, and avoid the fringe. Blot kitchen spills immediately with a clean cloth. Turn the runner end to end every few months so wear stays even, and use a thin rug pad to stop it sliding on hard floors. Professional washing every three to five years keeps it fresh. Allow slight colour variation between batches and a size tolerance of up to 2%.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Kazak rug?
Kazak rugs come from the southern Caucasus and are known for bold geometric medallions, saturated reds and blues, and thick, sturdy wool pile.
How long does it take to make?
10 to 15 days from order, as each runner is knotted to order. Shipping is added on top.
Can I order a custom size or colour?
Yes. Message us with your hallway or kitchen measurements and we will send a quote and colour layout.
Rug Care & Maintenance
Vacuum gently once or twice a week using a brush attachment — avoid rotary brush heads. Do not machine wash. For spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth; never rub. With simple care, your handmade wool rug will stay beautiful for decades.
Shipping Details
Each rug is made to order by hand and crafted within 7–21 days. Once dispatched, delivery takes 5–7 business days worldwide via tracked express courier.
Returns & Refunds
Not in love with it? Return within 30 days of delivery in original condition for a full refund. Just message us on WhatsApp or email with your order number and we'll take care of the rest.
Questions, Answered
Everything you want to know before you buy
Handmade rugs raise real questions — about wool, shedding, sizing and shipping. Here are ours, answered plainly.
Are your rugs safe for pets and children?
Yes. Our rugs are crafted using natural wool and non-toxic dyes without chemical-backed coatings. Wool is naturally stain-resistant and flame-resistant, making it a great choice for family homes. If a loop is accidentally pulled by a pet, simply trim it carefully with scissors rather than pulling it.
Do I need a rug pad underneath it?
We highly recommend using one. A quality rug pad helps prevent slipping, protects your flooring, adds extra comfort underfoot, and extends the lifespan of your rug by reducing wear from daily foot traffic. It's especially beneficial on hardwood, tile, and other smooth surfaces.
Can I order a custom size or colour?
Yes. Almost everything we make can be woven to your dimensions and palette, including round, runner and oversized pieces. Custom orders take about 4-6 weeks. Send us your measurements and a colour reference to start.
How should I clean and care for my rug?
Vacuum weekly on a low setting. Blot spills immediately with a dry cloth — press, don't rub. For anything that has set, use a professional rug cleaner. Avoid soaking the rug, bleach, and steam cleaning.
Do wool rugs shed, and for how long?
Yes, light shedding is normal during the first few weeks. These are loose fibers left from the finishing process and will gradually reduce with regular use. Vacuum gently using a suction-only setting (without a rotating beater bar), and shedding typically settles within about a month. It is a natural characteristic of quality wool rugs.
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8' x 10' (Standard Setup)
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