This antique rug is sometimes called a “Frog Kazak” because of the shape of the central figure. There are only a limited number of antique examples of this same rug design (less than ten), and less than half of those exhibit the ivory field in a mihrab prayer-rug shape. Instead, the ivory field is a traditional square.

We chose the name “Lori Pambak” for this prayer rug because of its striking design similarities to the full-sized Lori Pambak rug. Notice the similar design of the central medallion, including the frog shape (minus the horizontal arms) and the saw-tooth inner edge.

Lori Pambak Prayer Rug – #014

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