Rug Source Tribal Gabbeh Square Area Rug

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$999.00at Rug Source, last seen Nov 8

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Our take on the Rug Source Tribal Gabbeh Square Area Rug

This is a hand-knotted square area rug from Rug Source in a gray tribal Gabbeh style, sized at 11 feet. It mixes wool, viscose, cotton and silk, so it has a soft, slightly sheened pile rather than a flat wool weave. The square 11-foot format suits large, symmetrical rooms better than a standard rectangle. No current price was provided, so there is no recent range to compare against.

Best forLarge, square or open-plan living roomsBuyers who want a handmade, one-of-a-kind pieceNeutral gray interiors with tribal or modern stylingLow-traffic spaces where a silk-blend pile stays clean

Pros

Hand-knotted construction, so it is made to last decades with care
Wool, viscose, cotton and silk blend gives depth and a soft sheen
Tribal Gabbeh pattern in gray works with neutral and modern rooms
Square 11 ft size anchors a large seating area

Cons

Silk and viscose fibers are delicate and can crush or shed

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Lowest price we've seen: $999.00 on Nov 8 at Rug Source. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.

Specifications

Shape: Square
Construction: Hand-knotted
Handmade: Yes
Color: Gray
Pattern: Shape
Material: Wool, Viscose, Cotton, Silk
Rug Size: 11 ft

Questions and answers

What does hand-knotted mean for this rug?: The pile is tied by hand onto a cotton foundation, which takes weeks and makes each rug slightly unique. Hand-knotted rugs generally outlast machine-made ones but cost more and need gentler care.
Is an 11 ft square rug big enough for a living room?: An 11 ft square covers a large seating area and works best in square or open rooms. In a narrow room it will leave little floor border, so measure the space first.
How do I clean a wool, viscose and silk rug?: Vacuum without a beater bar and blot spills right away. For deeper cleaning, use a professional who handles silk and viscose, since water and harsh cleaners can damage the sheen.
Will the silk and viscose shed or crush?: Viscose and silk are softer and more delicate than wool, so they can crush under heavy furniture and shed slightly at first. Rotate the rug and use pads under legs to limit wear.
Does the gray color hide dirt?: Mid-gray hides light dust and lint better than pale rugs but shows dark crumbs and pet hair. Regular vacuuming keeps it looking even.

Our take on the Rug Source Tribal Gabbeh Square Area Rug

Pros

Hand-knotted construction, so it is made to last decades with care
Wool, viscose, cotton and silk blend gives depth and a soft sheen
Tribal Gabbeh pattern in gray works with neutral and modern rooms
Square 11 ft size anchors a large seating area

Cons

Silk and viscose fibers are delicate and can crush or shed

Questions and answers

What does hand-knotted mean for this rug?

The pile is tied by hand onto a cotton foundation, which takes weeks and makes each rug slightly unique. Hand-knotted rugs generally outlast machine-made ones but cost more and need gentler care.

Is an 11 ft square rug big enough for a living room?

An 11 ft square covers a large seating area and works best in square or open rooms. In a narrow room it will leave little floor border, so measure the space first.

How do I clean a wool, viscose and silk rug?

Vacuum without a beater bar and blot spills right away. For deeper cleaning, use a professional who handles silk and viscose, since water and harsh cleaners can damage the sheen.

Will the silk and viscose shed or crush?

Viscose and silk are softer and more delicate than wool, so they can crush under heavy furniture and shed slightly at first. Rotate the rug and use pads under legs to limit wear.

Does the gray color hide dirt?

Mid-gray hides light dust and lint better than pale rugs but shows dark crumbs and pet hair. Regular vacuuming keeps it looking even.