Kyoto "O-nishi Kyo-sen-do" Kyoto-style Glittering folding fan JAC-OKD-405-07

This Kyoto folding fan has a fan bone with a single "Kyo" character carved through it.
This Kyoto folding fan is hand-painted by a yuzen painter.
It is decorated with hand-drawn "Sakura" (cherry blossoms) on jet-black Japanese paper, which is inspired by nighttime cherry blossoms, and decorated with gold.
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*Due to the handmade nature of this product, the color may differ slightly from the image. Please understand.

A gem created by 1,200 years of history Kyoto "O-nishi Kyo-sen-do" was established in Kyoto during the Tempo era (1830-1843), and the current owner is the ninth generation of the family.
The trade name at that time was "Yamatoya" and he called himself "Yamatoya Shobe".
Later, in the Meiji period, the name was changed to "Kyo-sen-do".
Located near the Sanjo Ohashi Bridge at the end of the Tokaido Highway, it has served as the purveyor to Myoshinji Temple, Chion-in Temple, Nanzenji Temple, and other main temples of the sect, and while delivering fans for temples, it also handled all kinds of fans for dancing, tea ceremony, and general fans because of its location among many tourists from home and abroad.
Even today, craftsmen continue to make Kyoto folding fans with craftsmanship that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Kyoto "O-nishi Kyo-sen-do" elegant Kyoto-style folding fan / Jet black color base "Sakura [cherry blossom]"
Product No. : JAC-OKD-405-07
*In a paper box
Size : Open / About 380 ㎜ × length 224㎜
Closed / About 20 ㎜ × length 224 ㎜
Weight : About 22 g
Materials : Fan surface / Japanese paper (dyed paper), design is hand-painted by a yuzen artist.
Fan Bone / Bone with a burnt sooty finish, carved in Kyoto (Made in Japan)

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