Folding fan, Japanese fan, Hand fan, Yamahoko Jyunko / Small no.0410
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A cute color that leaves some innocence. A scene from a Kyoto festival spreads out on the fan. This is a summer Kyoto folding fan that cheerfully cuts out the Yamahoko Junko of the Gion Festival, which has been popular for a long time since the Gion Goryoe, which is said to have started in the 5th year of the Jogan era.
The playful touch of the yamahoko parade is sprinkled on the soft yet light-colored base paper, creating a refreshing yet warm feeling.
The rib that fits comfortably in your hand is easy to hold, and it does not get in the way when you carry it with your mobile phone. Kyo-sensu, which has both cute designs and the texture of traditional crafts, is highly recommended as a gift.
The outer rib with the letters "Kyo" engraved in it is an original folding fan made only by Onishi Kyosendo, which has been manufactured continuously for more than half a century.
| Materials |
Japanese paper/Bamboo
| Actual size |
length 19.5 x width 35 cm (open state)
| Package |
paper box
| Cleaning method and handling precautions |
After use, please put seme paper (silver paper) on it, and the tendency to open will subside.
Be careful not to get wet or fire.
| About delivery date |
Same day if in stock
If not, 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.
