Gabbeh Rugs for Sale

Shop Persian Gabbeh Rugs

Gabbeh, also written Gabba in scholarship, describes a hand-woven pile-rug tradition associated with communities across the Zagros and western or southwestern Iran. Open fields of colour, bold proportions, abstract geometry and small animal or human forms often appear, but no single motif proves the attribution.

The current collection includes six available Persian Gabbeh rugs across room and accent sizes. It is not a kilim collection. Product records should guide decisions about exact dimensions, fibre, age, construction and condition because these features are not identical across every Gabbeh.

Compare Design and Construction

Some Gabbeh rugs use broad areas of colour with only a few motifs, while others organize the field with repeated blocks, stripes or figures. Natural-looking colour variation does not by itself prove a dye source. Likewise, a soft or deep pile does not establish durability without considering fibre, foundation, wear and intended use.

Compare the wider Persian Rugs collection, browse Qashqai rugs as a separate catalog group, or use the illustrated Persian rug encyclopedia for historical and regional context.

Choose Size and Care by the Individual Rug

Measure the intended floor area and check doors, furniture, traffic and rug-pad thickness. For spills, moisture, persistent odour or uncertain dye stability, avoid a universal treatment and ask for rug-specific guidance. Rug the Rock offers rug cleaning and restoration services after evaluating the textile. Greater Toronto Area customers can also request Rug N' Roll to try selected rugs at home.