KE1609 - Fine Gabbeh

KE1609 - Fine GabbehSize 180 x 120 cm, 5'11 x 3'11 Hand made in India from New Zealand wool This rug contains approximately 259200 knots, and would have taken 43 days to weave and finish The term Gabbeh does not refer to a particular tribe of people but rather to the style of weaving worked by any one of a number of different tribes. One must remember that the Moghul hordes conquered northern India bringing with them the skills of carpet weaving and other fine

These represent enormous value for money as they use Kork wool (the softest and longest staple wool from under the chin of the sheep) and are exceptionally good examples of these old Khals

This rug contains approximately 207000 knots

One must remember that the Moghul hordes conquered northern India bringing with them the skills of carpet weaving and other fine artisanship

This rug contains approximately 208800 knots

This rug contains approximately 149072 knots

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