Gabbeh carpets with simple and beautiful animal motifs woven by nomads in the Shiraz region. It has a compact size of 80cm x 55cm and a sophisticated design with an impressive warm golden yellow base color.

It has a minimalist and elegant design with four adorable animals scattered in a beautifully shining golden plain field. Two small animal motifs are woven into the upper part and two smaller animals on the lower part, and although it is simple, it represents the nomadic life and love for nature.

Each animal is carefully expressed in colors such as red, blue, and brown, and the natural and deep colors unique to vegetable dyeing are characteristic. The design, which makes use of blank spaces, is in line with modern aesthetics, and adds a warm accent while blending naturally into any interior.

Colorful tassels are attached to the four corners, giving a unique taste of hand-woven fabric and the traditional decorative beauty of nomads. You can enjoy the hand-woven texture that stands out because of its simplicity, and the charm of vegetable dyeing that changes beautifully over time.

Recommended usage locations/applications

Entrance/entrance

Impressive space production with a golden color that warmly welcomes guests

Compact size allows for easy placement in narrow entrances

Washroom/powder room

Bright golden color makes getting ready in the morning a pleasant experience

Add warmth to a clean space

Kitchen/dining

Warm colors to enrich mealtimes

As an accent rug in front of the sink or under the counter

Study/home office

Create a calm environment by placing it at the foot of your desk to improve concentration.

Golden color stimulates creativity and positive thinking

Bedroom/private room

Beautifully decorates the bedside or the feet in front of the dresser.

Warm colors that make morning and evening feel special

Children's room/play area

Animal motifs stimulate children's imagination

Providing a safe play space with gentle colors

Interior coordination proposal

natural modern style

By combining it with solid wood furniture and greenery such as ivy, you can create a comfortable space that takes advantage of the warmth of natural materials. The golden color brings out the beauty of the wood grain.

Minimal/simple style

The warm golden color of Gabbeh stands out as an elegant accent in a simple space based on white or beige, creating a sophisticated living space.

bohemian eclectic style

It is perfect for creating a unique and warm space where handicrafts from around the world are harmoniously combined with different cultures and textiles.

scandinavian design

The warmth of golden color creates a pleasant contrast with the clean white Scandinavian space, creating a cozy hygge space.

Japanese modern style

It goes well with Japanese materials such as tatami and shoji, and can be used to create a modern Japanese-style room that harmonizes Western and Japanese elements.

Precautions

How to care

Light vacuuming once or twice a week (follow the flow of the hair with low suction)

Please be especially gentle with animal motif parts.

If it gets dirty, wipe it by gently patting it with a towel that has been thoroughly wrung out with water diluted with a neutral detergent.

We recommend cleaning by a professional once a year (please consult with us)

tassel management

Be careful not to pull or rub too hard

When vacuuming, avoid the tassel part or press it with your hand.

If the tassel thread becomes frayed, please cut it with scissors without pulling it forcefully.

About quality and specifications

Due to the nature of hand-woven fabric, there may be slight individual differences in the position and expression of animal motifs.

These are proof of handicrafts, and are not defective products due to the individuality of the weaver.

The size may have an error of ±2-3cm

There are individual differences in the shade of golden color.

About aging

The golden color of vegetable dyeing changes beautifully with use. This is a characteristic of natural dyes and is not a quality deterioration.

The degree of change varies depending on sunlight and frequency of use.