Size: Approximately 60x 91cm (excluding fringe) Thickness: Approximately 1.4cm Material: 100% Wool Colour Material: Vegetable Dye Colors: White, Multicolor Zollanvari This refers to the long-pile rugs woven by the nomadic "Qashqai" people, from the Zagros Mountains in western Iran to the highlands of Fars Province in the south. Gabbeh, woven to be fluffy, is originally lightweight. For nomads traveling through harsh nature such as mountains and deserts, it serves as a convenient rug for moving, bedding, and sometimes a cover to protect donkeys, chickens, and other livestock on cold nights. In recent years, due to the popularity of Gabbeh in Europe and Japan, the production for export as interior items such as rugs and wall hangings has also increased. The Gabbeh woven by the Qashqai people was registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2012. Lion: Symbol of the king, symbol of strength and power