GABBEH QHASHQAI 195x 111 cm

Blue and Red

A Gabbeh rug is a type of Persian rug hand-knotted in the Zagros Mountains of Iran. It is made from a combination of wool, cotton, and sometimes silk. These rugs have a unique style and a unique pattern. The design is usually abstract and geometric, and often includes figurative motifs such as animals and birds. The pile of the rug is usually low and the colors are usually very vibrant. The origin of the Gabbeh rug can be traced back to the nomadic tribes of Southwestern Iran. The rugs were produced to be used as bedding and floor coverings. The nomadic tribes also used them to show their cultural identity. The most popular province for Gabbeh rugs is the Fars Province, which is located in the south-western part of the country. The rugs produced in this region are usually of a higher quality than those produced in other parts of Iran. The size of a Gabbeh rug can vary greatly, from small rugs that can fit in the palm of your hand to large rugs that can cover an entire room. The average size is usually between 6 feet by 9 feet and 8 feet by 10 feet. The design of a Gabbeh rug is usually very simple and minimalistic, but it often includes unique details such as geometric shapes and animals. The colors are usually very vibrant and the rugs can make a great addition to any room. They are also very durable and can last for many years if taken care of properly.