Nomadic Gabbeh Rug / Afghanistan
Size89x.64
Age : New 
Wool knotting on cotton warps 
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Original Gabbeh rugs were handmade and traditionally woven by the nomadic Qashqai and Luri weavers in the Zagros Mountains in southern Iran Known for their bold and almost naieve colors and design contemporary Gabbeh rug now often woven in Afghanistan  have gained popularity for their unique charm and cultural significance, making them a cherished choice among rug enthusiasts seeking tribal or nomadic-style rugs.
Modern Handmade Rugs from Afghanistan
These beautiful new hand knotted rugs woven by skilled Hazara, and Uzbek weavers in village homes in northern Afghanistan incorporate iconic Turkish, Persian and Oriental tribal and palace designs together with the very best natural dyes making these rugs some of the more exciting contemporary rugs to appear on the market in recent years.
Ancient traditional designs are now being reinterpreted in contemporary styles, sizes and colors by skilled village weavers, using strong glossy wools on cotton warps, bold naturalistic patterning and beautiful quality natural dyes of walnut, pomegranate, madder root and Indigo to name a few. Infused with symbolism and cultural significance, these rugs from Afghanistan embody a curated, lived-in aesthetic that transcends time. 
Their warmth, quality and durability make them a natural fit for a variety of spaces and serve as a timeless expression of a skilled heritage and comfort in nearly any setting. Excellent for both modern and classic interiors
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All hand knotted carpets have both a light and a dark side (almost like the nape in velvet) so colors may vary in photographs depending on the angle of the photo, and as well as in your home with different lighting and positioning