Vintage Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Gabbeh Rug with Abstract Design for sale at Pamono

Gabbeh rug | Size: 149 x 108 cm | Knot density: 50,000 150,000 knots/m | Material: Hand-spun sheep and goat wool | Condition: High quality and soft | Pattern: Abstract designs with large areas of color and playful figures | Origin: Made by Ghashghai nomads in Fars, Middle East High-quality Middle Eastern carpet: tradition and style combined A Middle Eastern rug is not just a decorative element, but a real work of art that embodies Middle East's centuries-old craft tradition. These handmade rugs are characterized by their exquisite workmanship, the use of high-quality materials and the variety of designs. The Middle Eastern rug offered here is an excellent example of this and brings both elegance and warmth to any home. Manufactured in the renowned Fars region, this floormat is a typical product of the Ghashghai nomads. The rugs are made from hand-spun sheep and goat wool that is dyed with natural dyes, which is not only environmentally friendly but also results in vibrant and long-lasting colors. The high pile of up to 2.5 cm ensures a soft and pleasant feeling when walking, which is appreciated in both living rooms and children's rooms. A striking feature of this Middle Eastern rug are the abstract designs, which include large areas of color and playful motifs from the animal and plant world. These designs not only add character to any room, but also create a welcoming atmosphere. The knot density, which is between 50,000 and 150,000 knots per square meter, testifies to the high quality and longevity of the carpet. The most common colors are beige, blue and red, which blend harmoniously into any interior. The condition of the rug is excellent, making it an ideal choice for discerning buyers who value quality and tradition. The size of the rug makes it versatile, whether as a focal point in the living room or as an accent in the hallway. Middle Eastern rugs are not the only traditional rugs that come from this region. Similar types of rugs include kilims, which are known for their flat weaves and often feature geometric patterns. In addition, the rugs of the cities of Isfahan and Tabriz are widely recognized for their detailed patterns and elaborate knotting techniques. These rugs are also a symbol of the exquisite craftsmanship and cultural significance that rugs have in Middle Eastern history. Rug lovers also appreciate rugs from manufacturers such as Nain or Kashan, which are known for their fine quality and unique designs. Overall, this Middle Eastern rug is not only an investment in a piece of history, but also a timeless element of interior design that adds a special touch to any room. FAQ about Middle Eastern rugs How do I care for my Middle Eastern carpet? Caring for a Middle Eastern rug includes regular vacuuming and occasional beating to remove dust and dirt. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent colors from fading. For stains, use gentle cleaning products and consider professional cleaning. What material is used for Middle Eastern carpets? Middle Eastern rugs are primarily made from hand-spun sheep and goat wool. These materials are not only durable, but also offer a high level of comfort and a pleasant feel. The colors are often dyed using natural dyes from the region. What are the main features of a Gabbeh rug? Gabbeh rugs are known for their high and soft pile, which can be up to 2.5 cm high. They often feature abstract designs and large areas of color created in vibrant colors such as beige, blue and red. These rugs are particularly valued for their durability and high level of comfort.