This is a Persian hand-woven Gabbeh rug that can be used not only as an entrance mat, but also in front of washbasins or balconies.
Its mini size makes it easy to use as an accent anywhere.
It features a soft, fluffy, and pleasant texture that can be used all year round.
Enjoy a one-of-a-kind design with this handmade piece.

Product Specifications

Product Number: gabbeh_m2663_NE

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Characteristics of Persian Hand-Woven Gabbeh

Gabbeh are long-pile, hand-woven rugs made by the Qashqai nomadic tribe in the Zagros Mountains of Iran, using plant-dyed wool. The Persian Variant wool used in this product has excellent durability, necessary for survival in the harsh environment of the Zagros Mountains, and a soft, pleasant texture with a high oil content for effective body temperature regulation.
The Gabbeh, woven by Iranian nomads by hand, strand by strand, from this naturally dyed wool, is characterized by its fluffy and pleasant feel.
Well-woven Gabbeh are said to last 100 years, boasting superior durability.
Born from a climate with extreme temperature differences between day and night, Gabbeh also have the characteristic of being warm in winter and well-ventilated in summer, preventing feelings of heat.
And, above all, their artistry. Gabbeh created from the nomads' imaginations often feature animal and plant designs, with each piece being a unique, one-of-a-kind original.
They can be laid on the floor or even hung on walls as art.
Why not find your own special Gabbeh that you can use for a long time?

Daily Care

Remove dirt and dust by vacuuming or sweeping along the pile.
For stubborn dirt: Dilute a neutral detergent (for wool/silk) with water, wring out a cloth or towel tightly, and gently wipe the surface. Then, thoroughly wipe with a damp cloth to remove detergent, and dry in a well-ventilated, shaded area.

Notes

Due to being hand-woven, there may be irregularities in shape and pattern, weaving inconsistencies, and dyeing variations. Please consider these as part of the charm of hand-weaving.
Also, Gabbeh are woven from sheep's wool. Therefore, there may be a distinct odor from the dyes used on the wool.
The odor will gradually dissipate with use, but please be aware of this in advance.