Persian Gabbeh Fine Approximately 68cm x 105cm

Persian Gabbeh rugs are traditional carpets handwoven by nomadic tribes in southwestern Iran. Known for their thick, fluffy texture—resembling the feel of stroking a sheep—they are made from high-quality wool. These rugs are soft, cushioned, and offer excellent comfort year-round: warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Kashkuli refers to the highest quality Persian Gabbeh rugs, woven by the most skilled artisans among the Qashqai tribe. Known for their exceptionally high knot density, Kashkuli rugs feature intricate patterns and fine details that set them apart from standard Gabbeh rugs.

Squares – Represent “windows,” symbolizing a wish for happiness to enter the home.

Deer and Goats (Sheep) – These animals are vital to the nomadic way of life and are considered symbols of wealth, expressing the hope for a life free of hardship.

Tree of Life – With its branches reaching toward the sky, it embodies prayers for longevity, health, and the well-being of one’s family.

Camel – As a carrier of household goods in nomadic life, the camel symbolizes “success” and the hope for prosperity in new lands.

Pomegranate – A beloved fruit in Persian culture, the pomegranate, with its many seeds, represents fertility, abundance, and the flourishing of future generations.