Traditional patternEdo fan
IbasenA representative product of theEdo fanandEdogawa Ward Designated Intangible Cultural Assets (Craft Techniques andfolding fan) of the holder
folding fanKobo MatsuiMr. Hiroshi Matsui created this piece.
There are 5 types in total.
All products areIbasenOriginalfolding fanbag and a paulownia box.
How about a gift for your loved ones?
Yoshiwara Tsunagi...A pattern of "corner-cut squares" with the four corners indented, diagonally joined in a chain.Even today, this chic pattern is used for festival hanten, tenugui hand towels, yukata, etc., and is representative of the Edo period.
folding fan…IbasenOriginal (black)
7.5" size（22.5cm)Karaki dyed bone
Ibasenmade of
Paulownia wood box is included.
Normal: 10 days
Gift: 10 days
Personalized . Products on order: 14 days
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IbasenThe family crest of and closedfolding fanThe wrapping paper is our original wrapping paper decorated with the family crest in the shape of a pattern. If you require gift wrapping, please choose from blue or pink.
Craftsmanship Around Japanfolding fanWe are working together with craftsmen who are involved in the production of uchiwa fans in various parts of Japan to produce and sell our original products and other items. We are committed to helping pass on the traditional Japanese craft culture to future generations.
