Gabbeh Carpet Wool Yellow

Gabbeh carpets are traditionally made by the Gashgai and Lori nomads in the Fars province around Shiraz. Originally, they served as bedding, as their higher pile provides extra warmth. The hand-spun, lanolin-rich wool gives the Gabbeh its characteristic grainy surface texture. Many carpets display natural cream, brown, and gray tones, while vibrant colors such as red, yellow, green, and blue are created using plant dyes. Most Gabbehs are simple; if patterns occur, they are stylized motifs from the daily lives of the nomads. Common depictions include animals such as goats, camels, and dogs, as well as plants and people.

Technical Details

Length: 337 cm

Width: 239 cm

Area: 8.05 m²

Color: Yellow

Border: Yellow

Pile height: approx. 15 mm

Knot density: 90,000 – 250,000 knots/m²

Type: Gabbeh

Material: Hand-spun wool

Size code: 250x350

Weight: approx. 44.28 kg

Siblings Vida and Amin combine their passion for craftsmanship and contemporary design to curate unique, handmade carpets. The pieces are knotted and woven by talented weavers, some of whom still live as nomads and use traditional handcrafting techniques on wooden looms. Their knowledge, experience, and individual style are incorporated into every piece. Each rug is made from natural vintage materials and yarn, authentic, timeless, and telling its own unique story. At COCOLI, you will find handmade, one-of-a-kind pieces from Rugtales—designed with attention to detail and created to enrich any space.