"My dear friend, Rag"

This time, Komatsu would like to introduce a rug with a bright and warm orange-yellow Yamabuki color.
This Gabbeh has a plump, thick texture that seems to gently wrap you up in it.
Imagine a person with a broad heart, like a sunny spot.

The image of a bully

It has presence, warmth and kindness... As I was thinking about these things while gazing at this Gabbeh, the image of that bully, created by one of Japan's greatest masters, came to mind.

The man who looks best in a kerria-colored sweater in Japan is Takeshi Goda.
Also known as Gian.

Catchphrase: "What's yours is mine. What's mine is mine."
Personality: Will lash out just because he's angry Weakness: His mother
Likes: Showing off his devastating and boastful singing voice.
He regularly holds recital shows in nearby parks and enjoys himself.
(The audience covers their ears with their hands.)
She is a big fan of the idol Hoshino Sumire.

Hearing this alone, you might be tempted to ask, "Is he a generous person?" but please wait.

In America, he's known as Big G.

Although he is often portrayed as a mean and selfish character, he is also often portrayed as tearful and compassionate, and it is well known that he has a very warm and kind personality inside.
There is also a theory that "What's yours is mine" was said when Nobita lost something and he helped him look for it.

If we were to compare Gian, who is sensitive, kind-hearted, and even exudes a sense of security, to a rug (the reason for this comparison is purely personal preference), it would definitely be a thick, large Gabbeh rug.
By the way, Doraemon also wears a round blue Gabbeh.

This Gabbeh has a substantial presence and looks like the lovable, plump Gian relaxing at home.
The moment you invite Giant Rag into your home, you feel a sense of nostalgia and relief, as if you've known him for a long time. This may be because he resembles the character beloved by everyone as one of the nation's most popular idols.

When he gets in a good mood, he might burst out singing his favorite song, but that's just for fun. Gently cover your ears with your hands and wait until he gets tired of singing.

My dear friend

One of Gian's catchphrases is "My dear friend."
There is no doubt that this Gabbeh will become a dear friend to your family after a few years.

By the way, as an aside, this is Gian's excuse for rarely returning things he borrows.
I envy his confident nature in saying things like, "It's not that I won't pay it back, I'm just borrowing it forever," or "I just haven't decided when I'll pay it back," and I would like to try saying something like that at least once.
I definitely wouldn't want to be around someone like that.

Gian? No way! If you're thinking that, we'd like to say, "Wait! This is a Dorami-chan rug."
The red point on the edge is the color of Doraemon's ribbon.

Finally, Gian's dream is to become a singer, win the grand prize and appear on Kohaku. If the rugs from Layout appear on Kohaku again, just like last year...
I would like to sneak a Giant Rug into the studio.