Gabbeh Rugs - a popular tribal style Persian rug.

Typical patterns for Gabbeh rugs include flowers, animals, birds or any other object found in nature. The designs of Gabbeh rugs is unique among Persian rugs. The colors used are usually quite vivid, which is an important element of Gabbeh rugs.

Gabbeh rugs are most well known for their variety of colorful designs and simple geometric patterns. Typically, there is no sense of balance or symmetry in Gabbeh rugs. The weaver will include any design, motif or color that they like. Gabbeh rugs are very popular in the west due to their bright designs.

History of Gabbeh rugs

Gabbeh rugs are classified as a tribal style. Gabbeh rugs are produced by nomadic tribes who have produced rugs the same way for centuries. The lifestyle of these nomadic tribes has traditionally revolved around breeding sheep and weaving.

Gabbeh rugs are usually woven by the females of the tribe and are an expression of the artistic, cultural and religious heritage of the tribe. They are typically used by the tribe for floor coverings, bags, seating and other home furnishings.

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