type of fan worn during the Edo period
7.5 cm x 15 ken (22.5 cm) fan
As the name suggests, the Edo fan is a form of fan sold in Edo (present-day Tokyo). Compared to Kyoto-style fans with elegant designs such as "Kacho-fu-getsu" (flowers, birds, winds and the moon), the patterns are mainly "stylish" and bold, such as komon patterns, striped patterns, animals, and characters. In order to match the bold patterns, the number of bones in a fan is reduced and the outer bones (bones at both ends) are made thicker. Compared to Kyo-fusen, which is made by many craftsmen working in separate departments, Edo-fusen is made by a single craftsman.
Tokyo Nihonbashi Ibasen
Edo folding fan No.11, six gourds
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- ¥7,150
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