
Edo Senko No.24 Double-sided Pattern Dragonfly Blue
This is an Edo fan with a double-sided pattern, with a blue dragonfly boldly drawn on half of the fan surface. The reverse side has the same pattern as the front side, and is coolly drawn in gray all over. Dragonflies are called "Kachimushi" by samurai because they only move forward and do not retreat, and have been considered an auspicious motif. It is a perfect gift for those who are taking on a new challenge, such as changing jobs or starting a business.

Edo folding fan No.15 "Bakku go
This Edo fan depicts nine horses running strongly toward the left. The characters for "horse nine go" are "うまくいく", meaning "all will go well" or "everything will go well", and the pattern is associated with good fortune. In addition, the nine horses are said to represent the following nine lucks: luck in money, luck in career, luck in victory, luck in family, luck in love, luck in health, prosperity in business, good catches and harvests, and success in entrance examinations. The horse facing left is also known as a motif that brings luck in victory, as it means "there is nothing to the right.

Edo fan No.16 Wave, blue
The delicately drawn wave pattern and the beautiful blue coloring of this Edo fan are impressive. It creates a cool atmosphere when held close to the hand. The endless, gentle wave pattern is meant to convey the meaning of "May you live peacefully forever. This pattern is recommended as a wedding gift or a wedding anniversary gift.