"Ancient Art of the Valley of the Wind"

What a thing to say.
A large tribal rug reminiscent of ancient art.

Personally, when I come across a mural-style rug or a geometric pattern in turquoise and brown, I have a habit of naming it a "Nausicaa-style rug."
In my heart I call her "Nausicaa-chan" and adore her.

There are countless rugs that I have given the title of "Nausicaa-chan" to.
As she departs for her home, we wave goodbye and say, "Nausicaa, be happy."

This has been a long, positive post, but today I would like to introduce a special rug that I think is in the top three in my "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind General Election."

What makes them stand out is the colorful and fun patterns that will make you feel like a young girl just by looking at them.
On the right is the Tree of Life, laden with fruit, giving a sense of abundance.
The uniquely shaped fruits are beautifully arranged.
Is it something like "everyone is different, and everyone is good"?
What is the tapestry-like thing next to it?
The tapestry also looks like Hayao Miyazaki's Giant God Warrior.
I don't know, so let's move on.

On the left side there are wolf footprints, which are also used as a talisman, and on the right side there is an arrow-shaped tree of life.
There is also an X pattern, which symbolizes eternity.
You're a romantic.
But what is that colorful grid pattern in the middle?
Fishnet tights?
I don't know, so let's move on.

This is the first thing I thought was cute.
The design makes clever use of fluorescent colors, and even includes a green apple on top of the design that looks like an apple cut in half.
Newton and Adam and Eve would be amazed.
As an aside, there is also a theory that the apple that Adam and Eve ate was actually a fig. Either way, it's a story from the Old Testament.

Does this apple design and the butterfly design in the middle look something like this?
It has a bit of the Mina Perhonen worldview to it, and it also goes well with Scandinavian furniture.
It also looks great when paired with plain wood or teak furniture.

One of the charms of this design is the colorful patterns that stand out against the dark blue background.
If it was beige, it would look too cute, and if there were more colors, the pattern would be too noisy and the patterns would start to clash with each other inside the rug. The dark blue gives it a calming effect, and the design highlights each pattern individually, resulting in a cohesive rug.

And one more thing.
The most important thing is the thickness. When meat is thick, it makes you feel like you're getting a good deal.

Among the Tribal models, this one has a soft feel when you step on it.
This is the type of rug that you definitely won't want to roll around on and get up from.
Now, let's have a simulated experience for you all.

What do you think?
Did you feel like you were taking a nap in a warm living room?
You can see the entrance to Layout in the distance, but think of it as a fireplace.

Can't you see it?
During the shoot, I lay down with my head propped up on the rug, and it was so good I almost fell asleep while working. Just between you and me.
At least one person could see the fireplace beyond the rug.

Please come and experience the ancient art style of the Nausicaa rug, a cute rug that will make you feel energized just by looking at it.

(Text: Komatsu)