Rizbaf
| Alter: | Neuwertig (0 - 20 Jahre) |
|---|---|
| Length (in cm): | 299 |
| Width (in cm): | 224 |
| Sqm: | 6.7 |
| Pile (in mm): | approx. 12 |
| Weight (in kg): | ca. 30.15 |
| Knot/m²: | 250,000 - 490,000 |
| Sizecode: | 200x300 |
| Color: | Beige, Black, beige |
| border: | Brown |
| Pattern: | Streifen |
| Usable area: | 100% virgin wool |
| Backing fabric: | 100% virgin wool |
| Type of manufacture: | Handgefertigt |
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Welcome to the fascinating world of Gabbeh rugs! Here you will experience hand-knotted masterpieces that emerge from centuries-old nomadic traditions. Gabbehs are no ordinary rugs – they are known for their vibrant colors, patterns, and durable quality. Each piece is a true one-of-a-kind, woven by skilled hands on traditional looms. Their timeless beauty and cultural significance make Gabbeh rugs coveted collector's items and unique adornments for any home.
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A Gabbeh rug is a thick, hand-knotted Persian rug woven by nomadic tribes in Iran. It features a plush pile, minimalist designs, and natural dyes, making it ideal for cozy, modern interiors.
Gabbeh rugs use high-quality wool and a high knot pile, giving them a soft, cushion-like texture. This is intentional — Gabbeh were originally made as sleeping rugs by nomadic families.
Yes. Gabbeh rugs are extremely durable due to their dense wool pile and strong hand-knotting. They’re perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, and high-traffic spaces.
New Gabbeh rugs may shed lightly at first due to their thick wool, but shedding decreases with regular use and vacuuming.
Many Gabbeh motifs — such as animals, trees, or geometric shapes — reflect tribal stories, daily life, or nature. Minimalist designs are also a signature of modern Gabbeh.
Vacuum regularly. For spills, use cold water and mild soap. For deep cleaning, always use a professional who specializes in hand-knotted Persian rugs.
Absolutely. Their earthy colors, simple patterns, and soft texture match modern, bohemian, Scandinavian, and minimalist interiors.
Rizbaf rugs take months — sometimes years — to produce because of the extremely high knot count. The finer the weave, the more detailed the design, and the higher the value.
Look for extremely fine knots, clear patterns on the back, precise edges, and premium materials like kork wool or silk. Authentic Rizbaf rugs always show high detail even on small motifs.
Yes, but because of their artistic value, many people place them in living rooms, bedrooms, or low-traffic spaces to protect the fine weave.
Most Rizbaf rugs use kork wool (high-grade Persian wool) and sometimes silk highlights to achieve maximum detail and shine.
Rizbaf rugs with natural dyes age gracefully. To preserve the colors, avoid direct sunlight or rotate the rug occasionally.