Folding In Navy Featuring a Design of Pampas Grass and Made In Japan by Skilled A Perfect Gift for Comes with a Simple Gift X When Kyoto-style Fan,

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■ Final Notice Please ensure full understanding of the above before purchasing. Country of origin: Japan Fan surface: Washi paper (Kyoto) / Each fan is carefully and meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans. Fan frame: Bamboo (Kyoto and surrounding areas) / A material for Kyoto fans carefully selected based on experience and intuition. Craftsmanship: Kyoto / Traditional craftsmanship passed down through generations is evident in each step of the process. Specifications: A Kyoto fan made from traditional Japanese paper and bamboo. Length: 7.5 inches (approximately 22.5 cm) Width when open: 41.5cm Fan bone: 45 pieces This design features dragonflies gracefully flitting about. Dragonflies are considered lucky and auspicious because they only move forward and never backward, earning them the nickname "victory insect." The dragonflies appear to be happily flitting about among the swaying pampas grass as you fan it. This is a hand-drawn design.