Kyoto Wind and Thunder Two Made in Japanese Paper Personal Present Fan, Gods, Kyoto, Japan, Men's Accessories, Craftsmanship, Fan, Use, Gift,

Country of origin: Japan Fan: Japanese paper (Kyoto) / Each piece is carefully and painstakingly made by craftsmen. Fan bone: Bamboo (Kyoto and Kyoto suburbs)/Kyoto fan material carefully selected based on experience and intuition. Tailoring: Kyoto/The craftsmanship that has been passed down since ancient times is alive and well in each process. Specifications: A Kyoto folding fan made of traditional Japanese paper and bamboo. Length: 22.7cm Width when opened: 40.5cm Fan ribs: 25 pieces This is a masterpiece created by Sotatsu Tawaraya's illustration of the two gods of wind and thunder, finished with silver background paper. This Kyoto folding fan has a chic black and white design without the use of color, giving it an impressive look. The fan ribs are painted black and have a glossy finish, giving it a unique look. It is said that the fan's wide end brings good luck. It is said to be auspicious because its open shape expands towards the end and gradually flourishes. It is also a great gift for celebrations and as a token of gratitude. It is especially popular as a gift for birthdays, 60th birthdays, 60th birthdays, birthday celebrations, retirement gifts, etc.