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Persian carpet vs Gabbeh

فرش ایرانی · گبه

Persian carpet: A hand-knotted pile textile woven across Iran in city workshops, village looms and pastoral camps, distinguished by regional structure, palette and design vocabulary. Gabbeh: A thick, coarsely knotted pile rug woven mainly by pastoral and village weavers of the Zagros, with open fields, few motifs and a directly personal design language.

Side by side

Persian carpetGabbeh
Persian nameفرش ایرانیگبه
CategoryTextiles · Knotted pileTextiles · Pastoral pile
Materialswool, silk, cotton, natural-dyeswool, natural-dyes
Techniquesknotted-pile-weavingknotted-pile-weaving
Regionstabriz, isfahan, kashan, kerman, qom, shiraz, sistan-baluchestanshiraz, sistan-baluchestan
Periodssafavid, qajar, pahlavi, contemporaryqajar, pahlavi, contemporary
Motifsshah-abbasi, herati, boteh, eslimi-arabesqueboteh, gereh-geometric
Current vitalityLiving traditionLiving tradition

What they share

  • Materials: wool, natural-dyes
  • Techniques: knotted-pile-weaving
  • Regions: shiraz, sistan-baluchestan
  • Motifs: boteh
  • Periods: qajar, pahlavi, contemporary

How to tell them apart

  • Materials such as silk, cotton point towards Persian carpet.
  • The stated place of making is a useful clue, but never proof on its own.

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Disclaimer

This comparison is educational and built from entries still under review. It cannot confirm what a particular object is.