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It is a luxury fan for gifts delivered by Iba Sen. 22cm stand and large box

It is a fan of decorating the best point decorations in the room even for gifts. Three kinds of flower cars, red white plums, and cherry blossoms.

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Hinoki Fan "Hanaguruma", Kano school, wooden stand, in paulownia box

¥165,000

Hinoki Fan "Red and White Plum Blossoms", Korin Ogata, Wooden stand, in paulownia box

¥165,000

<p>This is a high quality fan for gift giving brought to you by Ibasen. <br>(Includes stand and large paulownia box)</p
<p>This decorative fan is ideal as a gift or as a point of indoor decoration. </p>
<p>The motif is "weeping cherry blossoms". There are also "Hanaguruma" and "Kohaku Ume" (red and white plum blossoms).
</p> <p>The motifs are "weeping cherry blossoms" and "red and white plums.
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<td style="width: 20%;">・Price</td>.
<td style="width: 80%;">￥150,000 (excluding consumption tax)</td
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<td style="width: 20%;">- Material</td>.
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<h3>Kyo-fan, hinoki fan "weeping cherry blossom"</h3
<p>The fan was born in Kyoto. </p>
<p>It has a long history, dating back to the Heian period. </p>
<p>It is said that the first fan "hinoki-fan" was created from a bound together wooden letter used in place of recording paper during the Heian period (794-1185), when gods were a precious commodity.
<p>The oldest hinoki fan in Japan is believed to be the one marked Genkei 1, which was found in the arm of a statue of the thousand-armed Kannon at Toji Temple. </p>
<p>This hinoki fan is an original product, combining the latest techniques of modern maki-e and the skills of Kyoto craftsmen to create a weeping cherry blossom pattern on a thin hinoki cypress wood panel.
<p>Please think back to the Heian period and decorate it for many years to come. </p>

Japanese Cypress Fan "Weeping Cherry Blossom", wooden stand, in paulownia box

¥165,000

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