Folding fan - Fan Fun Kyoto - pale gray
Folding fan - Fan Fun Kyoto - pale gray
Folding fan - Fan Fun Kyoto - pale gray
Folding fan - Fan Fun Kyoto - pale gray

Folding Fans in Pale Gray

Fan Fun Kyoto

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.

CHF 89.90

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Voraussichtliche Lieferung am 31, August 2026.
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Folding fan – Fan Fun Kyoto – pale gray

This folding fan is made by hand in Kyoto.

A folding fan passes through the hands of craftsmen 87 times. The result is a beautiful, high-quality fan with lots of ribs that sits comfortably in the hand and produces a gentle but powerful breeze.

The frame of the fan is made of thinly sliced Japanese bamboo. The fan is covered with three different layers of Japanese paper.

When the fan is not in use, it can be stored in a suitable fabric cover.

This item has a 30-day return period

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Fan Fun Kyoto
Brand Fan Fun Kyoto
Material Bamboo
Color

Light gray

Origin

Japan, Kyoto

Production method

Handwork

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How is the "Pale Gray" folding fan made?

Handcrafted in Kyoto. Each fan passes through the hands of 87 master artisans.

What material is the folding fan made of?

Made of bamboo, in a soft light gray.

What is the folding fan used for?

A high-quality accessory for hot days and an elegant gift.

Is every fan unique?

Thanks to the intricate handiwork involved, each fan is a high-quality, one-of-a-kind piece.

About this brand:

Fan Fun Kyoto: Handcrafted Fans from Kyoto

Fan Fun Kyoto makes handcrafted Kyo-sensu fans from bamboo and three-layer washi paper, in 87 steps in Kyoto. Centuries-old craft in contemporary designs.