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Kyoto fan with auspicious design
The gourd is a symbol of prosperity and fertility because of its large number of seeds, and its wide-spreading shape is considered auspicious.
It is a popular pattern that has been said since ancient times to give good health and longevity and a happy family.
The designs are simple yet memorable at first glance, and are hand-drawn one by one.
The ribs are made of bamboo harvested from the Adogawa River in Shiga Prefecture, and the character for “Kyo” is carved open.
Product specifications
| Product name |
Gourd
| Material |
Japanese paper, bamboo
| actual size |
19.5cm
| Package |
paper box
| Handling Precautions |
Do not get wet.
|Delivery date |
If in stock: We will respond on the same day.
If there is no stock: It will take about 2 months.
Onishi Kyosendo
A long-established fan shop founded during the Tenpo era (1830-1843).
Located near Sanjo Ohashi Bridge, the end point of the Tokaido road, the shop has long served as a supplier of temple fans to the head temples of various sects, including Myoshinji, Chion-in, and Nanzen-ji. In addition, due to the location attracting many domestic and foreign tourists, We began to handle all types of fans, including those for tea ceremonies and general use. was.
The original summer fan "Rakufu Sensu" is popular for its elegant design that Onishi Kyosendo is proud of.