



Hand Tufted Gabeh Pattern Carpet
The late 19th century Gabbeh rugs were woven by tribal weavers who live in the majestic Zagros Mountains (Iran). The term "Gabbeh" comes from a Persian word meaning raw, natural, uncut or “in the rough”. The earlier examples had rich saturated natural dye colors and bold graphic designs. They consisted of a field of natural un-dyed wool and stylized zoomorphic designs; goats, camels, dogs, horses and donkeys and often large tigers were often depicted in these simple rugs.
About Hand Tufted Rugs
Hand tufting is a traditional method, which requires a high level of craftsmanship. Our rugs are entirely made by hand: the yarn is hand dyed, tufted by hand with a small mechanical tool and finally sheared, using hand held scissors. No electricity is used.
Material- Wool
Weaving Type- Hand Tufted
Colour- Black and Red
Foundation/ Backing- Cotton
Size- 5ft X 8ft
Slow Commerce
Each and every order is created from scratch and we take about 4-6 weeks to ship. If you need it sooner, please get in touch.
Free Delivery for Website Orders
We never charge delivery for orders via website. For Bulk orders, we allow maximum flexibility
Returns & Services
Incase of any damage, we take the product back, no questions asked. We also provide on site services in top cities.
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Please reach out to us at namaste@bareeki.com or +91-9599123459