Gabbeh, a Persian name derived from "raw, natural, and uncut," is a type of carpet that originates from Ghashghai nomads in the Farsi province. Handmade by handspun wool and plant dyes, these Persian carpets are renowned for their thick piles - sometimes reaching up to 2.5 cm.

The patterns of the carpet are of a simple type with only a few elements of decorative, mostly rectangular objects containing animals. During the last decades, the weavers have had to meet the demands of the west and have therefore, resorted to using large light fields with chary pattering in the Gabbeh carpets.

SIZE: 3'.10'' (Width) x 5'.6'' (Length)