Description

Vintage Nomadic Gabbeh Rug Origin: South Persia Woven by: Kashkuli Clan of the Qashqai Tribe Date: Circa 1960 Size: 168 x 102 cm

This vintage Gabbeh rug, crafted circa 1960 in a Qashqai tent by members of the Kashkuli clan, showcases the rustic and expressive style typical of nomadic Persian weavings. Measuring 168 x 102 cm, this piece is handwoven from handspun local wool, utilizing natural vegetable dyes that contribute to its vibrant and earthy color palette.

Uniquely, the design of this Gabbeh is inspired by the architectural elements seen inside a pigeon tower—an intriguing source of inspiration that reflects the creative integration of everyday life and nature into nomadic art. This thematic choice adds a layer of cultural depth and storytelling to the rug, making it not just a home decor item but also a narrative piece that speaks to the traditions and environments of the Qashqai people.

Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of unique, culturally rich textiles, this Gabbeh rug embodies the spirit and skill of nomadic Persian rug making, making it a meaningful and striking addition to any collection or living space.
RRP $2500