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SKU #: KR21185
Modern & Contemporary
Pictorial
Hand Knotted
Primary color is Beige. Colors in this rug include: Black, Orange, Green, Multi .
Wool
1
Gabbeh
Iran
New
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Minimalist charm defines this hand-knotted Gabbeh rug, where tiny pictorial motifs float across a creamy ivory field with delightful restraint. The whimsical elements (stylized figures, trees, and goats rendered in coral orange, forest green, and black) are scattered with the kind of spontaneous placement that reflects authentic tribal weaving traditions. The plush wool surface provides exceptional softness beneath the feet, while the hand-knotted construction on a cotton foundation ensures this piece will endure through years of use. The circular format and open ivory ground give this rug a surprisingly modern aesthetic despite its ancient roots, making it work beautifully in contemporary interiors that need personality without decorative presence. Each motif has been individually knotted by hand, preserving the folk art quality that makes genuine Gabbeh rugs feel both artisanal and approachable. The generous macramé fringe adds textural interest and traditional finishing detail that frames the composition with organic edge. As a handmade Gabbeh area rug, it brings artistic personality, soft wool texture, and durable construction to a living room, bedroom, reading corner, or creative home décor setting.
Story Behind the Art: Gabbeh rugs were first woven by women from tribal communities in southwestern Persia, and the word Gabbeh literally means unclipped, referring to the rug’s shaggy, woolly pile. Their rustic simplicity, free-spirited drawing, and almost instinctive sense of design give these handmade rugs a fresh, unpretentious charm that remains highly desirable, especially in modern décor. Early Gabbeh designs were intentionally simple, using a limited vocabulary of decorative forms, often geometric interpretations of animals, human figures, children, trees, and abstract symbols. They were usually coarsely knotted in bright wool colors, with tree motifs appearing again and again in nomadic weaving. No single form is standardized, and both asymmetric and symmetric knots may appear within one rug. With thick natural texture, durable wool construction, and expressive individuality, Gabbeh rugs have remained popular through the ages. In the modern era, Pakistan and India have also become important producers of this nomadic-inspired flooring tradition.




