Fan for Formal Suitable for Formal 15 Lacquered Fan Surface with Gold In a Paulownia Wood [Hasegawa] Kyoto-style Occasions, Kimono, 6-inch, Ribs,

A "Kyoto fan" refers to a fan whose frame is made in Japan, but whose paper and finishing are done in Kyoto. It is a regional collective trademark owned by the Kyoto Fan and Uchiwa Manufacturers Cooperative Association. Size: Approximately 18cm in length, 6 inches, 15 ribs Craftsmanship: Kyoto; Fan frame: Made in Japan; Paper: Kyoto Comes in a paulownia wood box. This is a stylish celebratory fan for formal kimono, featuring a base paper with a diagonal gold shading pattern at the top and bottom, a suminagashi (ink marbling) foil design, and a lacquered outer rib adorned with fan-shaped shell inlays. Size: Approximately 18cm in length, 6 inches in diameter, 15 ribs, comes in a paulownia wood box. Craftsmanship: Kyoto; Fan frame: Made in Japan; Paper: Kyoto Fan frame: Bamboo with a dark red cashew lacquer finish; outer ribs are shaped like a fan and inlaid with shell. Paper base: Front - Gold shading, suminagashi (marbling) foil; Back - Gold shading, suminagashi (marbling) foil *When using for the first time, please carefully slide the fan to the side to open it. Because this is a genuine double-sided paper fan, slight wrinkles may occur at the folds due to the manufacturing process.