Reliable Japanese-made product crafted in Kyoto
This Kyo-sensu (Kyoto folding fan) breathes the DNA of Kyoto in every detail, reflecting its delicacy and thoughtfulness.
Features
Each Kyo-sensu is carefully and painstakingly crafted one by one.
The dragonfly is considered a lucky charm known as a "victory insect" because it only flies forward and never retreats.
The design is simple and timeless.
Folding fans are considered lucky as they represent "suehirogari" (widening toward the end)
The shape of the fan as it opens represents prosperity, as it widens toward the end, symbolizing growing success.
They are cherished as gifts for celebrations and as tokens of appreciation.
They are especially popular as presents for birthdays, 60th (Kanreki), 70th (Koki), 77th (Kiju), and 88th (Beiju) birthday celebrations, as well as retirement gifts.
Country of origin: Japan
Fan face: Japanese paper (Kyoto) / Hand-painted carefully by artisans one by one.
Fan ribs: Bamboo (Kyoto and its suburbs) / Carefully selected materials for Kyo-sensu based on experience and intuition.
Tailoring: Kyoto / Traditional craftsmanship passed down through generations is utilized in every step of the process.
Specifications: A traditional Kyo-sensu made of Japanese paper and bamboo. Length: approx. 22.5 cm
Color: Black
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