With Hakuichi Japanese Kanazawa Folding Fan Tomami Chirashibi Milky Way [Wrapping Paper]

Size Body: 220 x 25 x 10 mm (24 g) Box: 252 x 50 x 27 mm (80 g) Materials: Japanese paper, bamboo, Kanazawa foil Each fan is made using traditional techniques, using glue and dosa. Even among the traditional techniques, it is very difficult to make a fan with large pieces of ``leaf'' pasted on it, so the ``Kanazawa Haku Fan'' that we have just released is a new type of fan that has inherited the traditional technique while arranging the foil in a modern way. A product that allows you to enjoy the natural expressions and colors of Kanazawa foil.We have created each fan with a different expression by taking advantage of the characteristics of foil, such as its natural breakage, thinness, and softness. Delivered in a ``Paulownia box gift box'' Delivered in a paulownia box gift box. It is recommended not only as one of your favorite books, but also as a gift for a loved one. ``Kanazawa Hakusensu'' is a fan that Hakuichi is particular about handcrafting, from the fan surface to the fan ribs to the assembly. This piece is made of glossy red washi paper and studded with gold leaf, expressing the beauty of a sparkling star in the night sky. Gold leaf is randomly scattered on fan-shaped lines arranged in geometrically precise lines to create rhythm and movement. The culture of decorating Japanese paper with gold and silver leaf is old, and since the Heian period it has been used for sliding doors, folding screens, and strips of paper used by aristocrats to compose Tanka. Here, traditional techniques such as Noge and Sunako are used while expressing a modern sense of color. It can be used not only for Japanese clothing, but also for Western clothing and business occasions. It is also a must-have item for stylish men. ``Kanazawa Hakusensu'' is a fan that Hakuichi is particular about handmade by craftsmen, from the fan surface to the fan rib and assembly. This piece is made of glossy red washi paper and studded with gold leaf, expressing the beauty of a sparkling star in the night sky. Gold leaf is randomly scattered on fan-shaped lines arranged in geometrically precise lines to create rhythm and movement. The culture of decorating Japanese paper with gold and silver leaf is old, and since the Heian period it has been used for sliding doors, folding screens, and strips of paper used by aristocrats to compose Tanka. Here, traditional techniques such as Noge and Sunako are used while expressing a modern sense of color. It can be used not only for Japanese clothing, but also for Western clothing and business occasions. It is also a must-have item for stylish men.