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PRICES MAY VARY. [ Unique Design for Multiple-use] 1. To cool yourself. 2. For interior decoration. 3. To stand out yourself with traditional Asian design Japanese fan for a party, dancing, stage performances, wedding, church, cosplay, and more. (Great use as decorative folding fans, clack fan, rave fans, and others.) [ Imported from Japan ] These Japanese fans are designed and sold in the market in Japan, which are then, imported here, assuring their quality by strict inspection. (The…

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Material and measurement: made of quality wood and , lightweight and sturdy fabric, and each fan measures approx. 8.67x14.96 inches / 22x38 cm (L x W, unfold state) Accessories: Come with our unique delicate tassel pendant and hand made silk pouches. Gorgeous design: just open the fan with a flick of the wrist, loud sound when turned on at high speed, easy for you to open and close smoothly a beautiful accessory to carry in any occasions Folding Fan which is convenient to carry around for…

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Nine (sold individually) woodcut prints of fan designs in various colors, all with gold or silver accents, possibly by Yamaoka Chinpei. Printed in Japan, circa 1930. Each fan size is 9 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches.

A beautiful traditional Japanese fan was also among the items in the cardboard box simply labeled "Japan stuff". On the front is the Japane...

The term "Chinoiserie" is french for "chinese-like". This type of asian/chinese design style entered Europe in the mid-to-late 17th century, when explorers were importing chinese artifacts into Europe and were astounded by the beauty of these hors-d'oeuvres and their design/style. The construction and fabrication of many things and merchandise in Europe would be shortly after influenced by Chinoiserie Obviously, you can see why I decided to create my blog on chinoiserie. I'm deeply…