This masterpiece features the "Wind God and Thunder God" screens by Tawaraya Sotatsu, rendered on a silver paper base. It is a striking Kyoto folding fan with a chic, monochrome design that eschews color for a powerful aesthetic. The fan ribs are finished in a glossy black lacquer, offering a unique and distinctive look.
Folding fans are considered auspicious because they are "suehirogari" (widening at the end). The shape, which spreads out toward the tip, symbolizes gradual prosperity and good fortune. They are cherished as gifts for celebrations and tokens of appreciation. They are particularly popular as presents for birthdays, as well as for milestone celebrations such as the 60th (Kanreki), 70th (Koki), 77th (Kiju), and 88th (Beiju) birthdays, and as retirement gifts.
Country of Origin: Japan
Fan Surface: Washi paper (Kyoto) / Each piece is carefully crafted by artisans with great dedication.
Fan Ribs: Bamboo (Kyoto and surrounding areas) / Materials for these Kyoto folding fans are carefully selected based on experience and intuition.
Tailoring: Kyoto / Traditional craftsmanship passed down through generations is applied at every stage of the process.
Specifications: A Kyoto folding fan made from traditional washi paper and bamboo.
Length: 22.5 cm
Width when open: 41.5 cm
Number of ribs: 25
Color: Silver, Black, White, Gray
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