The design is no great mystery: on the one hand, a set of lines in pink semicircles generates three quarters of a sphere, extending its ends to different heights. On the other, a set of parallel lines in maroon tones partially intermingles with those of the sphere, originating an area with a denser pattern. The Ply series also includes two other models: a large-format rug in yellow tones, and an elongated runner in blue tones.

Hand-tufting is a manual rug-making method in which a special handheld tool shoots and cuts a portion of wool following a pattern over a stretched cotton fabric. This technique offers great freedom in terms of designs, thicknesses, finishes and colors. With it, GAN makes possible the impossible.

This is the Pink model of the Ply series, a round rug with an impressive and hypnotic design conceived by MUT Design studio. Its pattern is constructed, however, in a very simple way, by combining three tones and two different textures: one flat in a neutral tone for the base, and another one in pink that loops pink and maroon lines, with more volume.