Gabbeh Rugs
These "tribal" Gabbeh pieces that we present here in our online store are really in the tribal style and closely related to the Balouch soumaks and Qashgai (or Kashkuli) designs - all based on the weaving techniques and designs of the nomadic people of Iran but most probably made in village workshops and cottage weaving industries. With a few exceptions, some of the spontaneity of the antique Persian tribal pieces has surely been lost -- but those exceptions are out there still!
These charming rugs have a folk art quality that would add warmth and character to any home. They are made with natural dyes and handspun wool, and each one is absolutely unique and hard to get because of the embargo on imports of Persian rugs.
Gabbeh (India), 2-8 x 6-2 (39195)
This Gabbeh from India captures the playfulness and spontaneity of its Per...Gabbeh (India), 3-11 x 5-11 (39136)
A charming and playful Gabbeh from India that has all the personality of i...Gabbeh (India), 4 x 5-10 (39139)
What is not to love about this very charming and quirky Gabbeh from India?...Gabbeh (India), 6-3 x 6-3 (39161)
It’s very unusual to find a Gabbeh design in a round shape! Hand knotted w...Gabbeh (India), 8-1 x 10-1 (39332)
This charming rug has all the character and personality of many of the Per...Nomad Rug (Gabbeh) (88630), 9-5 x 13-6
Hand-knotted in Pakistan but with the same look and feel of a traditional P...Nomad Rug (Gabbeh) (AR79524), 3-1 x 5-1
Because of the embargo on so many good from Iran, we no longer can receive ...