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Gabbeh Persian Rug 7' 0 x 9' 5 Excellent Brown

Item #: 473931605 Price: $1,170.00 Retail price: $6,018.52 This is not final price, there might be additional RUG SALE at destination page!

Gabbeh Persian rugs are hand-woven by the people of the Qashqai tribe living around Shiraz. The Qashqai are nomadic shepherds whose flocks produce the wool used in their rugs.Gabbeh rugs are usually flat-woven from high quality local wool. They have very thick, soft and luxurious piles. Traditionally they have been woven without a pattern. The weavers took their inspiration from their surroundings.Gabbehs tend to have uncluttered fields with occasional geometric human or animal shapes. They can also feature all-over abstract patterns and bold stripes.

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