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Carpets : Gabbeh Persia : Gabbeh Persia carpet 253x174

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Gabbeh carpet

This carpet is knotted by nomads and semi-nomadic Ghashghais in southwestern Iran. The carpet is known for their primitive, naive patterns with rustic charm. The nomads get their inspiration from the environments around them, which gives a modern and exciting carpet. The wool is generally of good quality.

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Carpet ID:	DF226
Style:	Gabbeh Persia
Manufacturing:	knotted by hand
Size:	253x174 cm *
Thickness approx:	25 mm
Age:	Contemporary 0-20 years (not used)
Origin:	Persia / Iran
Pile:	Handspun wool
Warp:	Wool
Knot density (knots per m2):	approx 50 000 - 100 000
In stock:	1 piece. Available for immediate delivery.

* This carpet is hand knotted; therefore, difference in shape, pattern and sizes can occur.
This applies particularly to nomadic and village carpets.

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