Definitions for "Gabbeh"
Term for heavy, coarsely woven domestic rugs from west Iran. Gabbehs are typically woven in thick wool and brightly coloured to a bold design.
A fluffy long piled rug used by nomads as a mattress. They have only been sold commercially in the West since 1990. Gabbeh usually have a simple colorful patterns, sometimes depicting a pastoral scene.
Type of loosely woven rug with long, shaggy pile. Often used with other rugs and covers to create soft surfaces for sitting or sleeping
Gabbeh (1996) is a film by Iranian director Mohsen Makhmalbaf.