Afghan Kazak Hand-Knotted Rug Geometric Beige Wool Cotton anti_communist_pin At one end of the

At one end of the spectrum are the dedicated 1970s American material culture collectors — people who have been documenting and acquiring the decorative objects of that decade with the same rigor that an earlier generation applied to Depression glass or Victorian silver

This little globe tends to find its way into a few very specific

one of the most complete survivors of that world: small enough to fit in your palm

The 1989 World Series that followed — the "Earthquake Series" against the Oakland Athletics

adding a touch of mystique and elegance to your everyday look or special occasions

Afghan Kazak Hand-Knotted Rug Geometric Beige Wool Cotton anti_communist_pin At one end of theThe Kazak Tradition in Afghan Production The Kazak design originating in the Caucasus highlands and named for the tribal groups of that region is among the most visually powerful in the entire rug weaving world. Its characteristic large scale geometric medallions, bold primary color combinations, and generous open field arrangements that give each motif maximum visual impact have made Kazak pattern rugs enduringly popular for well over a century.