Camel Beige Gabbeh Rug | 243cm x 302cm (7ft 11in x 9ft 11in)

8×10 Camel Beige Gabbeh Rug – Hand-Knotted Afghan Wool Rug Warm, understated, and deeply artistic, this authentic 8×10 camel beige Gabbeh rug is hand-knotted in Afghanistan using hand-spun Ghazni wool. The soft camel beige field creates a calm, organic foundation, while delicate geometric motifs of the Tree of Life and wheat plants bring movement and symbolism into the design. Its minimal tribal character and earthy palette make it an elegant choice for both contemporary and timeless interiors. Video of the rug Key Features Size: 7 ft 11 in x 9 ft 11 in Design: Traditional Afghan Gabbeh Pattern: Geometric Trees of Life and wheat plant motifs Color: Soft camel beige with naturally rich tonal variation Material: Ghazni hand-spun wool pile on a durable cotton foundation Construction: Completely hand-knotted by skilled Afghan artisans Origin: Maymana, Afghanistan Quality Woven with approximately 82 KPSI, this rug offers a beautiful balance between durability and artisanal texture. The Ghazni wool used in the pile is prized for its strength, softness, and natural sheen, producing a rug that feels substantial underfoot while aging gracefully over time. Hand-spun wool also creates subtle variations in tone, giving the rug depth and authenticity that machine-made pieces cannot replicate. Its sturdy cotton foundation enhances structural integrity, making it suitable for everyday living spaces while maintaining its refined appearance. Origin & Tradition This rug is handwoven in Maymana, Afghanistan, a region celebrated for its rich weaving heritage and tribal craftsmanship. Afghan Gabbeh rugs are admired for their artistic simplicity, expressive motifs, and connection to nature and nomadic life. The Tree of Life symbols woven throughout the design traditionally represent growth, harmony, and continuity, while wheat motifs symbolize abundance and prosperity. Each piece is individually knotted by hand, carrying the character and soul of generations of Afghan weaving tradition.