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Gobelin weaving is a weaving technique originating from the Gobelins workshop in France, and is characterized by its dense and heavy weaving. It is mainly used for decorative textiles such as wall hangings, tapestries, and carpets, and is woven with beautiful paintings and intricate patterns. It has a high sense of luxury and artistry, and has been loved historically in royal courts and aristocratic mansions. The threads used include wool, silk, and cotton, and express a rich range of colors and textures. Gobelin weaving is still popular today as an item that is incorporated into classic and elegant interior styles and creates a luxurious and heavy space.
