"To you, who is like a jewel box."

This time, I would like to take a closer look at panel-patterned Gabbeh, which I am personally very interested in.

This Gabbeh is a high quality type.

As you can see, the pattern is very detailed! Not only is it detailed, but it's also very soft to the touch, making it a sight that you can't help but stare at.

When you get to the bottom of what you like, you find patterns and colors that give you energy just by having them there.

Each panel has its own unique worldview.

Now, let me guide you into the world of subjective panels.

First up is the world of checks.

When we say checks, we mean simple monochrome checks and Christmas color checks.

When you hear the word "check," does it remind you of a chessboard?
Or maybe some of you remember the checkered flag.

If you look at it when you're hungry, it looks like a cocoa-flavored cookie. It looks delicious.

I feel like taking a coffee break.
If I had to say it's stylish, it would look like the floor tiles in a New York cafe.

Now, the next world is a world dotted with small flowers like a flower field.

It's a very beautiful color. It's red, orange, and a little pink, so I applaud the dyer.

Also, the small yellow floral pattern on a black background evokes the image of a starry night sky.

Is it romantic?
While you're at it, you might also want to make a romantic wish in your mind.

Now, onto the world in the next panel.

The tree of life, window, deer... it's packed with motifs unique to Gabbeh.

Just looking at this panel makes you feel happy. They also have a nice touch, changing the color of just the deer's feet.
If you look closely, you will see that the windows are made with five different coloured threads, giving them a sense of depth.

Flowers are in full bloom on every branch of the Tree of Life.
The detailed work shows the passion of the craftsmen.

This is a piece that conveys the uncompromising aesthetic of work even across the ocean.

What do these connected patterns look like?

Based on the previous design, I thought I should imagine some kind of romantic pattern, but it always looks like an abacus.

It's a pattern that makes you want to flick it with your thumb and index finger.
Or maybe skewered dumplings?

And now I'd like to introduce my favorite panel pattern.

It's hard to tell from an image, but this is a sparkling gold color.

I feel like an explorer who has discovered a mountain of gold nuggets, and I am entranced by the sight. Gold is definitely an exciting color for anyone.

The appealing thing about panel patterns is that when viewed as a whole, the varied designs are interesting, like patchwork, but when you look into the world of each panel, you will find a unique worldview.

Just as countless small trees connect to form a large forest, small, unique panels can be connected to create a gentle, unified accent rug.

If you want to make a little impact in your room but think flashy colors are a bit difficult, we highly recommend this Gabbeh, which is gentle and full of craftsmanship.

(Text: Komatsu)