Persian Gabeh Rug - 1.43x1.08 GabehGabbeh, 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
most of the elements in the pattern of the rugs have a history and has been woven in carpets for thousands of years
These are rare pieces and are among the most beautiful examples of Persian carpets
there is the presence of camels (meaning wealth – perhaps oil wells would be more immediately understood today as carrying this meaning) and the inscription which promises at the end of endurance more soulful and spiritual rewards such as unity and loyalty
This is a beautiful central round pattern rug from the city of Tabriz
The town is over 1000 years old and even centuries ago it was famous as a cultural centre
This is because of the geniuses of their designers
Kourk wool and silk inlaid carpets
On the other hand
The tradition of hand-knotting rugs has been passed from generation to generation
It is the creation of master designer Kafashzadeh
There is an abundance of flowers thorough the carpet with a large arrangement at its very centre
It's made form silk and comes form the city of Qum
