Sensu Hand fan | Sakura Cherry Blossom

$127,03$181,48

This traditional hand fan Sakura by Ryu Seiho has been made by one of our expert makers in Japan using traditional techniques that have been passed down by the maker’s ancestors to ensure the same making techniques are passed down through the generations and the ways do not change.

Description

This traditional hand fan Sakura by Ryu Seiho has been made by one of our expert makers in Japan. This particular hand fan Sakura by Ryu Seiho fan has been made out of wood that has been handpainted with a vibrant pink colour. The Sensu fan is the type of Japanese fan that is the folding fan, this fan is used to increase airflow for the purpose of cooling oneself. This product is made from thin material and mounted with slats which enable it to move freely and ensure that the fan can be foldable and portable.

Brand

Komaruya has been crafting traditional Japanese fans since the early 900s. The techniques that were used to craft these same fans 1000 years ago have been perfected over time and are still in use today. The Emperor Ōgimachi asked his fan master, Komaruya, to craft Uchiwa to stimulate the economy using the Fukakusa Bamboo that was thriving in that area of Kyoto. Komaruya began exporting Fukakusa Uchiwa for the emperor in 1573 and is recorded as a staple of Japanese Craft History. Komaruya was the first ever producer of Uchiwa in Japan; today, they continue to lead the industry with their incredible quality, techniques, and beauty. Komaruya’s fans are now often displayed as works of art in homes, businesses and traditional temples.

Maintenance

・Please wipe the handle part using soft textile-like cotton gauze.

How to look after our crafts

・When you pick up and move our fan, please have the handle part not to grab the designed part. If you bring our fan up having the designed part, the bamboo frame would be broken. ・Please avoid leaving our fan in direct sunlight. The colour would be changed by the sunlight.

Brand Detail

Brand

Komaruya has been crafting traditional Japanese fans since the early 900s. The techniques that were used to craft these same fans 1000 years ago have been perfected over time and are still in use today. The Emperor Ōgimachi asked his fan master, Komaruya, to craft Uchiwa to stimulate the economy using the Fukakusa Bamboo that was thriving in that area of Kyoto. Komaruya began exporting Fukakusa Uchiwa for the emperor in 1573 and is recorded as a staple of Japanese Craft History. Komaruya was the first ever producer of Uchiwa in Japan; today, they continue to lead the industry with their incredible quality, techniques, and beauty. Komaruya’s fans are now often displayed as works of art in homes, businesses and traditional temples.

Maintenance

・Please wipe the handle part using soft textile-like cotton gauze. ・Please keep it in a cool place with low humidity. ・If you have a folding hand fan, please be sure to keep it folded.

How to look after our crafts

・When you pick up and move our fan, please hold the handle. If you open our fans up from the designed part, the bamboo may break. ・Please avoid leaving your fan in direct sunlight. The colour will change in direct sunlight.

How to store

・If you don’t use it on a daily basis, we recommend the fan stand. By using the fan stand, it can be used as the interior of the room and/or the entrance. In addition, we sell a range of fan stands from a flat type to a wall-hanger type.

Additional information

Fan set menu

Only Products, with うちわ一本掛け(小) Fan hanger(for 1 fan), with うちわ二本掛け Fan hanger (for 2 fans), with うちわ立て(塗り)Fan stand (Lacquering)

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