Fan Yuino for Women Black Gold and (with Tassels, Silver)

[Features] = For the bride, a regular black painted gold and silver folding fan with maki-e. It also has red and white tassels. *The tassels are removable and can be used as a tomesode fan after being removed. Gold and silver fan with black tassels for betrothal, for women, for brides [Application] = Furisode★The front side is gold and the back side is silver. [Size] = (length) approx. 18cm (maximum width) approx. 26cm [Material] = Bamboo (cashew black painted), Japanese paper ★Always in stock, immediate delivery, and same-day shipping possible. Please email or call us (toll-free number 0120-22-7637, 9:00 to 18:00, closed on Thursdays) Please rest assured that we will ship items on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, Golden Week, New Year's holidays, and Obon holidays. Why do we use fans during ceremonies? As we all know, the open appearance of a folding fan is very auspicious as it spreads out at the end, but there was a hidden secret behind the folding fan. Please take a close look at the fan. Bamboo is used for the side parts. As you know, bamboo is a very strong plant and cannot be cut easily. In the past, when Japanese people still wore swords at their waists, when an enemy cut them with a sword, they could use the bamboo part of this fan to block the enemy's sword and protect themselves. Taking an important weapon (a fan) that can protect one's own life away from one's hands and approaching the other person is nothing but showing that there is no hostility. For this reason, folding fans came to be used in important formal ceremonies. Fans are also used at tea ceremonies. Moreover, when it comes to the most important betrothal ceremony in one's life, it goes without saying that the use of a folding fan becomes official. When placing the folding fan on your lap, place the ``key'' (stopped side) to the right. This is related to the story that folding fans are weapons. Normally, the sword is placed on the left hip and drawn with the right hand. At this time, the handle of the sword should be on the right. Same thing with the fan, right hand If you handle it like a sword, the main point (the side where it is stopped) should naturally be on the right. [What is right?] It means that the main point is on the right as seen from oneself. If you put down your fan and face your opponent, the fan can act as a threshold. With the folding fan as my boundary, I humbly approach the other person. Even just a folding fan, even a single folding fan, reflects the delicate heart of the Japanese people, who express their detailed consideration for others. "It's just a fan, but it's a fan."