Persian Gabeh Rug - 0.90x0.75 ConnoisseurGabbeh, also spelt Gaba or Gabeh,is the name given to a specific rug woven by the Luri and Qashqai tribes. They are coarsely woven, brightly coloured and have a thick pile. Traditionally Gabehs were made for domestic use and not for the market. Most of the ones traded are sold in the Shiraz bazaar. Typically the warps, wefts and pile are all of hand spun wool and there are no fringes: the kilim at the end is tucked in and sewn up. There is a huge
known for their durability
also spelt Gaba or Gabeh
the most common designs are those with a central medallion
The quality of Qum silk rugs is particularly high
You can also exchange the rugs at any of our stores across Australia
the paisley design is of Persian origin
Symbols were often believed to protect the owner from misfortunes or to bring to the mind of the owner images that would bring happiness or good fortune to him or her
with an excellent reputation world wide
we must also consider the poetry of the inscription which is profound and provides the rug with a truly wonderful other layer of meaning
The most recognized design found on Ardabil rugs is the famous Mahi (Herati) design - a diamond medallion and small fish throughout
In both composition and design it is of the highest quality
Colours are varied and often vivid ivory and white being the popular colours for the field
