Woven by nomadic communities in Persia during the mid twentieth century, this Gabbeh rug reflects a lineage of handspun wool, hand dyed fibres, and intuitive geometric composition. The field is organised around bold lozenge medallions and stepped forms, framed by a restrained border that stabilises the layout without decorative excess. Produced for domestic use rather than export, Gabbeh weaving prioritised durability, warmth, and symbolic patterning over refinement, giving each piece a direct and unforced character. The palette of sand, camel, and umber tones settles easily into a space, bringing a sense of lived in depth and material honesty.

Measures: 144 cm W × 227 cm L × 2 cm H

Conditioned for presence and atmosphere

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