folding fanHow it's made
「folding fanThe process pf making a fan NihonbashiIbasen14min 9sec No sound Edo fanThe process of making a fan Nihonbashi is shown in an easy-to-understand video.
Goodfolding fanHow to tell the difference between
These days there are many different types offolding fanare sold in the market.folding fanare mostly made by hand and are crafts that express the skills of each individual craftsman. If used carefully, they will last for many years.
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round fanandfolding fanHistory of
In the ancient Takamatsuzuka burial mound, a noble lady holds up a large round wooden object sewn with lacquer on a stick about 80 cm long.round fanThe object looks like around fanThe "∗" part was sliced and folded into a foldablefolding fanThe beginning of the
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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.
