The square patterns on Gabbeh often represent windows.
This Gabbeh has a design that looks like it has many windows painted on it.
It expresses the wish that happiness will enter through the window.
Not only the breeze but also happiness comes in through the window...what a wonderful way of thinking.
I personally really like the design, which looks like it captures a momentary view from a window.
Now, let's take a look at the view outside the window.
Look at the four windows lined up in the center.
There is a tree of life with two deer drawn on it.
Two deer playing around the tree or guarding it.
Sometimes the tree is lush and green, and other times it has lost all its leaves and is left with only its branches.
If you look closely, you'll see that the overall color of the window is not the same, but has a subtle contrast.
Spring scenery, summer scenery, autumn scenery, winter scenery, a window at dawn, a window in the morning, a window in the scorching sun during the day, a window in the evening when it has cooled down a little, a window at night, a window in the quiet of the middle of the night.
You can imagine a variety of stories.
Isn't this starting to get fun?
It might be interesting to look at it as if you were growing your own precious tree of life.
The overall color tone is calm, so it would look good in a Japanese-style room as well as the living room.
The color of the tatami mats and the color of this Gabbeh go very well together.
Laying Gabbeh on top of tatami creates a modern atmosphere.
If you have space in your bedroom, we recommend placing it next to your bed.
When you get out of bed on a winter morning, or early in the morning on a summer day with extreme temperature differences, and feel the soft warmth of a Gabbeh on your feet as you start your day, you'll be off to a good start. You'll be energized by the blessings of nature.
It's not just in the morning.
At night, I go into the bedroom thinking, "Now it's time to go to sleep," and stretch on the Gabbeh before going to sleep.
This is no problem at all with a Gabbeh of this size.
I lay down while stretching, and dozed off in the comfort of being wrapped in wool.
If you pay attention to these things, you can have a very comfortable sleep.
That's not the only reason we recommend putting Gabbeh in your bedroom.
By the time you get to bed, dust will fly up from the bare floor and stick to your duvet, blanket, towels, etc.
We recommend placing a rug next to your bed to prevent the vicious cycle of dust flying into the air every time you turn over your futon when you go to sleep!
The rug traps dust on the floor and prevents it from flying away.
It's very useful to have one to create a slightly more relaxing space.
(Text: Komatsu)
No.71935
Gabbeh high quality
SIZE:208×153cm
Price: 446,000 + Tax