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天正18 年創業 歴史深い扇子の老舗「伊場仙」
Ibasen was founded by Kanzaemon Ibaya, a merchant from Hamamatsu who came to Edo with Ieyasu Tokugawa.
In the late Edo period (1603-1868), the company began to deal in fans and became the publisher of popular painters such as Toyokuni Utagawa I, Kuniyoshi Utagawa, and Hiroshige Utagawa, and gained popularity by imprinting ukiyoe pictures on fans for sale.
Please enjoy the sophistication of Edo fans.
Edo fans are characterized by the simplicity and "iki" of their designs.
Edo fans, such as "It will go well" and "Mubai," not only keep you cool, but also bring auspicious meanings.
Why not incorporate the chic obsession of the Edo people into your modern attire?
In addition, Edo uchiwa fans, which were born in Nihonbashi, Edo, are made entirely from split bamboo, including the handle and bone.
Printed and produced by the publisher Ibasen based on ukiyoe woodblocks, Toyokuni Utagawa's Edo uchiwa fans can also be enjoyed as an ornamental item.
Collection of Ibasen fans and uchiwa fans
How to Order Personalized Fans
It is an ideal gift for those who have taken care of you.
We will put your name on an Edo fan, a Shikebiki fan, or a cloth fan.
However, Shibu fans, sandalwood, sandalwood, sandalwood, and cypress fans cannot be inked.
Inside the Store
Copy of Ange fan, navy blue, fan bag set
- Regular
- ¥4,730
- Sale
- ¥4,730
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¥4,180
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Set fan with blue line "Cubic
- Regular
- ¥4,730
- Sale
- ¥4,730
- Regular
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¥4,180
- Unit Price
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Copy of miniature folding screen with Korin Ogata, Tsubame and Flowers
- Regular
- ¥22,000
- Sale
- ¥22,000
- Regular
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- Unit Price
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Ono no Komachi, Honkin gold leaf shell-matching
- Regular
- ¥22,000
- Sale
- ¥22,000
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- Unit Price
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