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Story Behind the Art: Gabbeh rugs trace their origins to the tribal women of southwestern Persia, where "Gabbeh" refers to the rug’s characteristic shaggy pile. Known for their rustic charm and unrefined spontaneity, these rugs exude a timeless freshness that complements modern interiors. Traditional designs feature simple, vibrant patterns—often geometric abstractions of animals, humans, or trees—hand-knotted with bright, durable wool. Tree motifs, a recurring theme in nomadic weaves, vary widely in form, while a mix of asymmetric and symmetric knots enhances their unique texture and resilience. Today, India and Pakistan continue this ancient craft, producing these distinctive, enduring rugs that celebrate heritage and individuality.