"DANGO Brothers"

One of the questions we frequently receive from customers considering purchasing a rug is, "I have small children. Will it be okay?"

I understand how you feel.
But when I saw this rug, I thought, kids would love it!

This time we would like to introduce this rug.

Remember that game that almost every generation of children knows?
Yes, it's "Kenkenpa."
When I saw this rug, I thought, "I could play hopscotch with this!"

In this child's case, it's more like "kenkenken..." than "kenkenpa."

When I was a child, I was overcome with feelings like, for some reason, when I saw a series of circles I wanted to play hopscotch, when I saw a border like a crosswalk I wanted to walk only on the white part, and when I saw a slightly elevated curb. I wonder what this phenomenon is called.

And this is the shape of the runner.
It's big enough that you can do a few somersaults in succession! (But that would probably be a problem for mom and dad, so it'd probably be better to ban it...)

I can imagine children turning into curious monsters playing on this rug.

Furthermore, this child is not just a hopscotch; when you look at him carefully from both near and far, he will remind you of many different things.

For example, it starts to look like a train track or a very long skewer of dumplings (lol).

When viewed from a distance, the motifs around the skewers of dumplings look like a flurry of cherry blossom petals.
This is a rug that will delight anyone who looks at it.

By the way, handmade wool rugs are highly recommended for homes with small children.
Wool has the ability to capture and retain dust, so it can help reduce house dust, and it is also excellent for protecting floors and providing sound insulation.

Above all, it's durable and stain resistant!

If you wipe up spilled drinks and food immediately, they are less likely to stain, and with daily cleaning and a cleaning about once every 10 years, you can use it for decades.

It would be wonderful if your children could inherit it when they grow up.

When it comes to runner sizes, we are often asked, "Where and how should I lay them?"

In fact, a runner is a piece that looks really cool on its own.

You can simply place it under the sofa, or it also looks great in front of a bedside table or lounge chair.

I also hope to lay a runner from the entrance down to the hallway someday!

I don't know if she'll actually be popular with kids, but she's a very charming runner.

It's fun to imagine where and how you would lay it out in your own home and let your imagination run wild!

(Text: Kumai)