Fan Fun Kyoto: Handcrafted Fans from Kyoto
Folding Fan in Pale Gray
Handmade folding fan from Kyoto in delicate light gray. Each fan passes through the hands of 87 master craftsmen. The result: a high-quality accessory with quiet, timeless elegance for warm days.
Budo Folding Fan
Handmade folding fan from Kyoto in deep Budo design. Each fan goes through 87 steps of craftsmanship – the result is a unique accessory with intense colors and fine Japanese craftsmanship.
Umo Daidai Folding Fan
Handcrafted folding fan from Kyoto featuring the Umo-Daidai design. Each fan is crafted by 87 master artisans. The result is a high-quality fan with many delicate ribs—an accessory that exudes understated elegance and showcases authentic Japanese craftsmanship, perfect for warm days.
Fan Fun Kyoto
Kyoto, since 1894
Fan Fun Kyoto is the contemporary design line of the long-established Kyoto fan maker Minoya Senpo, which has been producing in the Okazaki district of Kyoto since 1894 — over 130 years. The Fan Fun Kyoto brand was founded in 2017 to translate the centuries-old craft of Japanese fan production into contemporary design.
87 Steps, Bamboo Frame, Washi Paper
Every Kyo-Sensu fan from Fan Fun Kyoto is made through a traditional 87-step craft process. The frame consists of bamboo split into fine slats. The paper is three-layered Japanese washi paper. 100% Made in Kyoto, natural materials, no artificial fragrance.
Botanic, Geometric, Cat
The design lines umo, torie and UNRYU-GOLD use vibrant colour palettes and contemporary motifs: botanics, geometry, cats. The collaboration with design studio niwa brings fresh perspectives to the designs without departing from the craft origins. Available in women’s and men’s models as well as Small and Large.
Craft as an Attitude
Fan Fun Kyoto is available in selected curated design shops in Japan and Europe. The brand sees itself as a bridge between centuries-old craftsmanship and design that still makes sense today.
Fan Fun Kyoto x One Horizon
At One Horizon, we carry Fan Fun Kyoto because Japanese craftsmanship of this depth and provenance is rarely found in the Swiss market. If you’re looking for a fan that truly comes from Kyoto and can prove it, you’ve come to the right place.