4x6 Amaleh Gabbeh in Red and Orange Shades

This Vibrant Red and Amber Rustic Gabbeh Will Warm Any Space Up.

Really fun Tribal style Amaleh Gabbeh in a wonderful gradient of reds, oranges, and amber tones. Small tree symbols are arranged in rows across the piece. One thing that is fascinating about even these simple toned Gabbehs is the striking jewel tone red is derived from dyes sourced from the root of the madder plant. These plants must mature for 5 to 7 years prior to being harvested to be used in dye production.

This is just one example of the many wonderful rugs that we have in our showroom. Purchase through our site and have it shipped to you, or come see this or any of our other unique and one-of-a-kind hand-knotted rugs in person in our 2037 NW Lovejoy Street showroom in NW Portland, Oregon.

• Measures: 4'1" x 5'6"
• Materials: Handspun Wool and Naturally Sourced Dyes
• Hand-knotted by Semi-Nomadic Persian Weavers
• Rug #7518

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Perfect accent piece for an entry or doorway.

Very versitile sized and durable Gabbeh

Gabbeh rugs are a type of rug with origins in the nomadic world of Persian herders. Prized for their uniqueness and quality as working textiles, each Gabbeh is a one of a kind glimpse into a world unto itself. We have the finest selection of Gabbeh rugs in the Pacific Northwest.

Great little Amaleh Gabbeh in a very versitile size. Like many other Amaleh produced rugs, the emphasis is more on subtle gradations of similar colors versus the more collage type Gabbehs produced by Kashkuli members of the greater Qashqaii people. The wool is hand-spun and this makes it a more durable fiber due to the practice of mechanically spun wool to require the stripping of natural oils to aid in the rapid processing. This makes a rug very resilient to staining and wear and also makes them respond to cleaning exceptionally well. The dyes used in these rugs are produced using the same methods practiced since time immemorial using plants indigenous to the semi-nomadic weavers migration routes. Here, a very colorfast red dye is produced using the roots of the madder plant once it has matured for a minimum of 7 years.

• Hand-knotted by semi-nomadic Persian weavers
• Measures: 4'1" x 5'6"
• Materials: Hand-spun woolen yarns and dyes produced with the roots of the madder plant
• Rug # 7518

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At Christiane Millinger we love rugs and love seeing how they elevate the spaces of our residential and business clients. We have provided high quality original handmade rugs and textiles in Portland and beyond for over 25 years. Let us share our love of rugs with you.