Origin

Gabbeh (raw, natural, and uncut) is a rough and ancient carpet manufactured mostly by Ghashghai nomads (usually women) from the Farsi province in southwest Iran. The original designs were relatively simple, with only a few colorful motifs, primarily geometric mixtures of items that looked like animals, humans (kids), or trees (abstracts), coarsely knotted with vividly colored wool. Gabbeh Handmade Wool Rugs are very famous in all over the world. These Carpets are available in the combination of Black Forest, Tan, Holly, and Twine colors.

Rug Description

• Gabbeh Deserted Forest on Beige Field Persian Handmade Wool Rug 6 x 4 Feet.
• Hand Knotted, Handmade Gabbeh Persian rug made from 100% Wool.
• The yarns are dyed using plant dyes.
• The rug are much thicker than other Persian rugs.
• PCI count of the rug is 90 x 65.