pak kazak circa late 1990's. the ones with grey fringe like this often have a glossier wool. This production is before they really spooled up weaving to the amount now being made

corners not being reconciled does not have impact on value. foundation is cotton, just grey due to style. It's likely to emulate original Kazak rugs which did have wool, often grey/brown foundation. Pile is wool but will feel silk. be very careful at auctions, it's not a good way to reliably purchase rugs and can be extremely risky even to someone who is knowledgeable

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