A subtle study in tone, weave, and architectural simplicity, this 10'1" × 13'10" handwoven wool flatweave features a taupe monochrome palette with natural gradations that shift organically with light. Woven on a cotton foundation, its 0.25-inch profile maintains a sleek, breathable structure ideal for open-plan living rooms, desert-modern spaces, Japandi interiors, or airy modern lofts. Devoid of ornament yet rich in tactile nuance, it embodies the quiet luxury aesthetic leading U.S. design markets—where the material becomes the decor.

Story Behind the Art: Gabbeh rugs were traditionally woven by nomadic tribes in southwestern Persia, originally used as bedding and practical household textiles. Characterized by thick, cozy pile and minimalist, expressive designs, Gabbehs often include simple geometric motifs, animal forms, or tree symbols rendered in naturally dyed wool. Their rustic charm, softness, and durability make them especially appealing in modern, Scandinavian, bohemian, and earthy interiors seeking warmth and authenticity. Today, Gabbeh-style rugs are also produced in India and Pakistan, continuing the tradition with a broader range of textures and tone-on-tone palettes.