[HAND FAN] WOMEN'S PAPER FAN SHIRATSUBAKI | KYOTO FOLDING FANS | OHNISHI TSUNE SHOTEN Mother's Day who has won consecutive battles

who has won consecutive battles with his genius military ability

so please enjoy it with your own arrangement

After that

Kiyonori Kobayashi A lacquer drink that applies Buddhist altar technology

Japan Technique Pottery and Porcelain Material Porcelain Size Φ2

[HAND FAN] WOMEN'S PAPER FAN SHIRATSUBAKI | KYOTO FOLDING FANS | OHNISHI TSUNE SHOTEN Mother's Day who has won consecutive battlesRie Ohnishi This is a slightly small female Kyoto folding fan made by stacking three layers of thin Japanese paper and pasting it on the fan surface. We have prepared various designs with the theme of Kacho Fugetsu. We recommend storing in a fan bag so that it will not get wet. It is a folding fan that gives you a moment of peace in the steamy summer. Information Manufacturer OHNISHI TSUNE SHOTEN Country of origin Kyoto, Japan Technique Kyoto Folding