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Loribaft FineHand KnottedWool rug
Black / Dark blue235 x 308 cm

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Loribaft Fine - A Deep Blue Sanctuary for Your Home

Discover the serene beauty of this one-of-a-kind Loribaft rug, featuring a rich, hand-dyed blue palette and a soft, inviting wool pile that brings comfort and character to any living space.
This Loribaft rug offers a tactile experience defined by its generous 15 mm pile, providing a soft and cushioned feel underfoot. The wool fibres are naturally resilient and warm, making this an ideal choice for creating a cosy atmosphere in living rooms or bedrooms. Its natural insulation properties also help to dampen sound, contributing to a calmer and more peaceful home environment.
The deep, evocative blue tones of this piece are achieved through careful dyeing processes, resulting in a subtle variation in shade that adds depth and movement to the visual field. This unique interplay of colour ensures that the rug feels dynamic and alive, changing slightly in tone depending on the light in your room. Because each dye bath is prepared specifically for an individual rug, the exact depth and richness of these blues cannot be replicated.
As a truly one-of-a-kind creation, this rug represents an opportunity to own an original piece of artistry that will never be made again. No two rugs are identical, as the weaver's personal touch and the natural variations in the wool ensure that your rug is a singular expression of its tradition. Choosing this piece means bringing a genuine, handcrafted story into your home rather than a mass-produced floor covering.
The design draws inspiration from the nomadic traditions of the Middle East, where simplicity and harmony are prized above all else. Its understated aesthetic allows it to anchor a room without overpowering other elements, making it a versatile foundation for both modern and traditional interiors. By choosing this rug, you are investing in a durable, high-quality piece that balances functional longevity with a sophisticated, timeless look.
Loribaft rugs are a modern evolution of the traditional tribal weaving practices found in the mountainous regions of the Middle East. They take their name from the Luri people, a nomadic group known for their exceptional skill in creating durable, thick-piled rugs designed to withstand the harsh conditions of high-altitude life. Over time, these rugs have evolved from purely utilitarian items into highly sought-after artistic statements.
The term 'Loribaft' refers to a specific style of knotting that prioritises comfort and density. Unlike more formal, tightly woven city carpets, these rugs are often characterised by a thicker pile and a more relaxed, spontaneous approach to design. This technical focus on the feel and longevity of the pile makes them a favourite for those who prioritise comfort and a warm, inviting living space.
Design-wise, these rugs are celebrated for their minimalist approach and focus on colour. While traditional Middle Eastern rugs often feature intricate floral or geometric patterns, Loribaft rugs frequently embrace open fields or very simple, sparse motifs. This restraint allows the quality of the wool and the depth of the natural dyes to take centre stage, creating a look that is both grounded and sophisticated.
Owning a Loribaft rug is a way to connect with a long-standing heritage of nomadic craftsmanship. These pieces are valued by collectors not just for their aesthetic appeal, but for the skill required to maintain consistency across such a large, hand-knotted surface. By bringing one into your home, you are preserving a piece of cultural history that values the human hand and the beauty of natural materials above all else.
This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused effort to its creation. The process begins with the preparation of high-quality wool, which is spun and dyed by hand before the complex task of knotting commences. Every single knot is placed individually onto the foundation, ensuring a level of structural integrity and pattern precision that simply cannot be achieved by mechanical means.
With a total weight of 29 kg for its 308 x 235 cm size, this rug demonstrates a significant investment of material and time. The density of the construction is a direct indicator of the labour involved, as each additional knot requires human precision and patience. This dense build not only creates a robust and durable floor covering but also ensures that the pile remains upright and luxurious for years of daily use.
The craftsmanship behind this piece is rooted in generations of technical knowledge passed down through Middle Eastern weaving communities. The slow, rhythmic nature of the hand-knotting process is what gives the rug its unique character, allowing for the subtle imperfections and variations that signal its authentic origin. When you see the weight and feel the density of this rug, you are experiencing the tangible result of thousands of hours of dedicated human skill.

Wool

Wool is a fantastic natural fibre with many benefits, it is durable and hard-wearing, which means that a rug made from wool can be used for several generations and maintain its quality. They are an excellent choice for keeping your rooms warm during the cold winter months and can reduce noise from everyday life. The material also has a natural dirt-repellent effect which makes wool rugs easy to keep clean. Wool has a natural elasticity, which means that when the pile is pressed down, it can easily bounce back to its original shape.

UsageIndoor
RoomBedroom,Dining area,Living room
Size235 x 308 cm,Large
Thickness15 mm
MaterialWool
WarpWool
PileWool
Weight29 kg
AgeContemporary 0-20 years (not used)
ColorBlack,Dark blue
ShapeRectangular
CategoryGabbehcategory.gabbeh-loribaf
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density200,000 - 260,000 knots per m²
OriginMiddle East
Carpet IDFARB131
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
Contact us

Loribaft Fine - A Deep Blue Sanctuary for Your Home

Discover the serene beauty of this one-of-a-kind Loribaft rug, featuring a rich, hand-dyed blue palette and a soft, inviting wool pile that brings comfort and character to any living space.

This Loribaft rug offers a tactile experience defined by its generous 15 mm pile, providing a soft and cushioned feel underfoot. The wool fibres are naturally resilient and warm, making this an ideal choice for creating a cosy atmosphere in living rooms or bedrooms. Its natural insulation properties also help to dampen sound, contributing to a calmer and more peaceful home environment.
The deep, evocative blue tones of this piece are achieved through careful dyeing processes, resulting in a subtle variation in shade that adds depth and movement to the visual field. This unique interplay of colour ensures that the rug feels dynamic and alive, changing slightly in tone depending on the light in your room. Because each dye bath is prepared specifically for an individual rug, the exact depth and richness of these blues cannot be replicated.
As a truly one-of-a-kind creation, this rug represents an opportunity to own an original piece of artistry that will never be made again. No two rugs are identical, as the weaver's personal touch and the natural variations in the wool ensure that your rug is a singular expression of its tradition. Choosing this piece means bringing a genuine, handcrafted story into your home rather than a mass-produced floor covering.
The design draws inspiration from the nomadic traditions of the Middle East, where simplicity and harmony are prized above all else. Its understated aesthetic allows it to anchor a room without overpowering other elements, making it a versatile foundation for both modern and traditional interiors. By choosing this rug, you are investing in a durable, high-quality piece that balances functional longevity with a sophisticated, timeless look.
Loribaft rugs are a modern evolution of the traditional tribal weaving practices found in the mountainous regions of the Middle East. They take their name from the Luri people, a nomadic group known for their exceptional skill in creating durable, thick-piled rugs designed to withstand the harsh conditions of high-altitude life. Over time, these rugs have evolved from purely utilitarian items into highly sought-after artistic statements.
The term 'Loribaft' refers to a specific style of knotting that prioritises comfort and density. Unlike more formal, tightly woven city carpets, these rugs are often characterised by a thicker pile and a more relaxed, spontaneous approach to design. This technical focus on the feel and longevity of the pile makes them a favourite for those who prioritise comfort and a warm, inviting living space.
Design-wise, these rugs are celebrated for their minimalist approach and focus on colour. While traditional Middle Eastern rugs often feature intricate floral or geometric patterns, Loribaft rugs frequently embrace open fields or very simple, sparse motifs. This restraint allows the quality of the wool and the depth of the natural dyes to take centre stage, creating a look that is both grounded and sophisticated.
Owning a Loribaft rug is a way to connect with a long-standing heritage of nomadic craftsmanship. These pieces are valued by collectors not just for their aesthetic appeal, but for the skill required to maintain consistency across such a large, hand-knotted surface. By bringing one into your home, you are preserving a piece of cultural history that values the human hand and the beauty of natural materials above all else.
This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused effort to its creation. The process begins with the preparation of high-quality wool, which is spun and dyed by hand before the complex task of knotting commences. Every single knot is placed individually onto the foundation, ensuring a level of structural integrity and pattern precision that simply cannot be achieved by mechanical means.
With a total weight of 29 kg for its 308 x 235 cm size, this rug demonstrates a significant investment of material and time. The density of the construction is a direct indicator of the labour involved, as each additional knot requires human precision and patience. This dense build not only creates a robust and durable floor covering but also ensures that the pile remains upright and luxurious for years of daily use.
The craftsmanship behind this piece is rooted in generations of technical knowledge passed down through Middle Eastern weaving communities. The slow, rhythmic nature of the hand-knotting process is what gives the rug its unique character, allowing for the subtle imperfections and variations that signal its authentic origin. When you see the weight and feel the density of this rug, you are experiencing the tangible result of thousands of hours of dedicated human skill.

Wool

Wool is a fantastic natural fibre with many benefits, it is durable and hard-wearing, which means that a rug made from wool can be used for several generations and maintain its quality. They are an excellent choice for keeping your rooms warm during the cold winter months and can reduce noise from everyday life. The material also has a natural dirt-repellent effect which makes wool rugs easy to keep clean. Wool has a natural elasticity, which means that when the pile is pressed down, it can easily bounce back to its original shape.

UsageIndoor
RoomBedroom,Dining area,Living room
Size235 x 308 cm,Large
Thickness15 mm
MaterialWool
WarpWool
PileWool
Weight29 kg
AgeContemporary 0-20 years (not used)
ColorBlack,Dark blue
ShapeRectangular
CategoryGabbehcategory.gabbeh-loribaf
ManufacturingHand knotted
Knot density200,000 - 260,000 knots per m²
OriginMiddle East
Carpet IDFARB131
Importer
Rugvista AB
Lodgatan 11
211 24 Malmö
Sweden
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£ 4,590
(VAT included)
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Hand-knotted blue Loribaft rug from the Middle East
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Hand-knotted blue Loribaft rug from the Middle East
Hand-knotted blue Loribaft rug from the Middle East
Hand-knotted blue Loribaft rug from the Middle East
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Hand-knotted blue Loribaft rug from the Middle East
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