Qashqai Gabbeh
198 x 112 cm (6' 5" x 3’ 8")
Persia, ca. 1930
Warp: wool, weft: wool, pile: wool

Qashqai Gabbeh are traditional hand-woven rugs crafted by the Qashqai people, a nomadic tribe from the Fars region in southwestern Iran. These rugs are known for their thick, plush texture and simple yet striking designs, often featuring geometric patterns, and vibrant colors derived from natural dyes. Gabbeh are typically made from high-quality wool, providing durability and a soft feel underfoot. Each piece is unique, reflecting the weaver's personal creativity and the cultural heritage of the Qashqai tribe. These rugs are appreciated for their artistic and functional qualities, making them sought-after items in the world of traditional and contemporary interior design.