One-of-a-kind

Battuta SolidHand KnottedRug

Dark green / Dark yellow194 x 279 cm

The tradition of Gabbeh weaving traces its origins to the nomadic tribes of the Middle East, where rugs were originally crafted for personal use rather than commerce. These weavers drew inspiration from their immediate surroundings, creating designs that were deeply personal and reflected the landscapes they traversed.

Modern Gabbeh rugs have evolved to incorporate contemporary aesthetics while maintaining the same spirit of raw, honest craft. They are celebrated for their thick, soft pile and their ability to bring a sense of natural, grounded beauty to any space, bridging the gap between ancient nomadic utility and modern interior design.

The visual language of these rugs is often characterised by a focus on simplicity and colour rather than complex, rigid patterns. This particular style often utilises variations in tone and texture to create visual interest, allowing the quality of the material to take centre stage and providing a serene, uncluttered aesthetic.

Collectors value these pieces for their authenticity and the palpable sense of human connection they bring into a home. By preserving these traditional techniques, each rug serves as a cultural artifact that highlights the skill of the artisan and the endurance of a craft that has been passed down through generations.

This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans in Afghanistan, a process that reflects hundreds of years of cultural refinement. The creation of such a piece requires significant time and focus, as every individual knot is placed by hand to ensure the structural integrity and longevity of the final product.

With a total weight of 27.1 kg, this rug demonstrates a high level of material density and construction quality. This weight is a direct result of the generous amount of Wool used, which ensures that the rug remains stable on your floor while providing a thick, luxurious feel that reflects the immense human effort invested in its production.