"Machi Conrendezvous"

The rug I would like to introduce this time is a tribal rug with a design that looks like it came out of a picture book.
The cute pop world that makes you feel like Miffy might pop out is adorable.

Now, let's take a look at staff member MK's fantasies and recommended points.

Is it a slender deer and a chicken? They make a nice pair.

While saying things like they look like they come out of a picture book or that they're Miffy, MK, a staff member of marriageable age, began to wonder if this was a matchmaking event...?! They look cute like Tabekko Animals, but they're actually quite outgoing. The ones at the top are probably shy kids who can't be easily approached, or maybe they're exchanging passionate glances and talking with their eyes...

Hozuki gourd

Plants shaped like jasmine, gourds, or even peppers are blooming. I wonder where they're coming from, and the bases are also cute. They create a gorgeous and luxurious atmosphere for the matchmaking event venue.

Interruption failure

Look closely. The frame is made up of a series of diamonds. One diamond has been forced into place. They were supposed to be arranged in yellow and red, but when they were woven, the balance became off. It's kind of endearing, and it's a point that you can't just ignore.

And one more thing.

What on earth is this thing next to the diamond in the bottom left? (lol)

I have no idea why they chose to weave this here, but I'm so curious about it that I'm completely obsessed with it (lol).

Behind the cute and poppy appearance lies a drama about deer and chickens who are searching for wonderful encounters for a bright future. You might think I'm just overthinking it, but that's okay. There are other ways to enjoy rugs like this too. (laughs)

This rug is sure to lead you to a wonderful encounter, so if you're looking for your prince charming, this is one to check out. A durable, long-lasting handmade rug can be passed down for generations as a good luck charm for finding love.

Was that a bit forced?

However, one of the fascinating things about rugs is that they are perceived differently by different people.

(Text: Kumai)