에스더 1:6 해설: Tze'enah Ure'enah & Rashi

“Fine white cotton hangings” [1:6]. He placed the people in a garden where there were golden and silver couches and the ground was covered with precious stones. One asks, why were there no musicians at the banquet? The answer is that Ahasuerus provided each person with their desires. If one wanted trumpets, then another wanted violins, etc. Therefore, no musicians were brought.

[There were] pure white drapes, fine woolen cushions, bluish emerald techeiles wool. He spread out various types of colored fabrics for them as spreads.¹³Maseches Megillah 12a.

Brocaded with strands of linen and mauve, woolen argaman threads. Embroidered with threads of linen and purple; he spread these out for them on rods of silver and columns of marble.

Gold and silver couches. He set [them] up to sit upon for the meal.

On a floor. Floors of green and white, etc. Our Rabbis identified them as types of precious stones.¹⁴Ibid. According to the apparent meaning of the verse, these were their names.