Gabbeh Luri Striped Multicolor Handknotted Rug - 239x160 cm (7.8x5.2 ft) - 100% Wool

Gabbeh Luri carpet

Add a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern elegance to your home with this Gabbeh Luri Striped Multicolor Handknotted Rug. Originally from southern Persia, this rug reflects the nomadic lifestyle and brings a modern touch to any room. The striking striped pattern in vibrant shades of orange and brown creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Made from 100% hand-spun Persian wool and dyed with natural plant-based colors, this rug offers an eco-friendly touch. Gabbeh rugs are known for their exceptional durability, retaining their beauty and texture over the years, making them a reliable choice for lively households or peaceful spaces.

The handknotted construction of this rug ensures exceptional quality and durability while offering a soft yet resilient surface. Also known as Luri, Rizbaft, Lori, Tajik, and Loribaft, this style celebrates Persian heritage while remaining versatile for modern interiors.

Key Features:

• Origin: Handmade in southern Persia, representing the craftsmanship of nomadic traditions.
• Materials: Made from hand-spun wool and dyed with natural plant-based colors, giving it an eco-friendly touch.
• Durability: Designed to withstand everyday use while maintaining its beauty and texture.
• Design: A dynamic striped pattern with rich tones of orange and brown, bringing warmth and depth to your décor.

This 239x160 cm (7.8x5.2 ft) Gabbeh Luri Rug adds a cozy, rustic feel to any room, whether as a focal point in the living room or as an accent in the bedroom or office. With its bold colors and exceptional craftsmanship, it's more than just a rug – it’s a piece of Persian heritage for your home.

Product Details

Carpet ID: 42882
Thickness approx: 1cm-1.5cm
Age: New
Origin: Southern Persia
Flor: Hand-spun wool, vegetable dyes
Chain: Wool
Production: Hand-knotted
Also known as: Luri, Rizbaft, Lori, Tajik, Loribaft
Knot Density: Approx. 183,000 knots/sqm



*Note: Any creases caused by transport, some of which can be seen in the pictures, will disappear within a few days after the carpet is laid out.