Gashgaie rug with bold geometric tribal motifs, SKU 57064, size 6′7″ × 9′9″.
This Gashgaie Rug showcases a powerful tribal composition centered around stacked geometric medallions and protective motifs, all set against a richly saturated red field. The crisp ivory borders and rhythmic angular forms create strong visual structure while maintaining balance and symmetry.
Handmade from 100% wool, this rug has a dense, durable pile with natural texture and warmth. Measuring 6′7″ × 9′9″, it is well suited for living rooms, studies, or spaces that benefit from bold pattern and grounded color.
Features
Why This Gashgaie Rug Stands Out
A striking example of tribal weaving that blends strength, symbolism, and timeless design.
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100% Wool Construction
Handspun wool offers resilience, warmth, and a naturally rich surface texture.
✓ Durable natural fibers
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Tribal Geometric Motifs
Layered medallions and symbolic forms reflect the heritage of Gashgaie weaving.
✓ Bold, expressive design
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Rich Red Palette
Deep red tones paired with ivory, gold, and ebony accents create strong contrast.
✓ Warm, grounding colorway
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Well-Balanced Size
Generous proportions anchor a room while allowing furnishings to breathe.
✓ Ideal for main living areas
Details & Specifications
Type: Gashgaie Rug • SKU: 57064
Design: Geometric tribal
Material: 100% wool
Weave: Handwoven
Size: 6′7″ × 9′9″
Palette: Red, ivory, gold, olive, and ebony
Origin: Handmade (Gashgaie)
Condition: New, handmade
Styling & Placement Tips
Pairs beautifully with leather seating, dark woods, and neutral textiles to let the pattern take center stage.
Care
Vacuum gently without a beater bar, rotate periodically, and blot spills promptly. Professional cleaning recommended.
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Gashgaie rug 57064 6x9 handmade wool geometric tribal design Kismet Fine Rugs
About this Weave
Gashgaie rugs are woven by nomadic tribes known for bold geometry, symbolic motifs, and rich color palettes. Each piece reflects cultural identity, resilience, and generations of tribal craftsmanship.
