Rustic casual items different wood or kind of bamboo craft folding fan
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Folding fans / Enshu cotton / SDGs
Folding fans can be used to easily generate a breeze. Dozens of long, thin bamboo or wooden ribs are bound together and secured at the rivet at the end of the fan, allowing the leaves to be folded when not in use and unfolded for use by extending the adhered paper in a stepwise way to create the surface of the fan. The fan can be stored in a small space when folded. Its elongated shape makes it easy to carry around when folded, and many people use it to cool off when they are outside in the summer.In Japan, folding fans are often carried around when wearing yukata, which is worn as summer clothing at summer festivals, fairs, Bon dances, and in the evening. They are sometimes carried as lucky charms at weddings as well.
In recent years, folding fans have been increasingly used as casual items in everyday settings to combat the extreme heat in view of the SDGs.
In recent years, folding fans have been increasingly used as casual items in everyday settings to combat the extreme heat in view of the SDGs.
The material used in this item is Enshu cotton pongee, a kind of woven cotton cloth that has been carefully handed down through the generations since the Edo period in Hamamatsu City of Shizuoka Prefecture, and it is still being meticulously woven by hand today using traditional techniques. Enshu cotton pongee is unique for its nostalgic warmth despite its rustic look.
Product Name | Folding fans / Enshu cotton / SDGs |
Brand | shikisaido Co., Ltd. |
Place of Origin | Japan |
Company Profile
shikisaido Co., Ltd.
Bringing the entirety of Japan to the world.Shikisaido is a Japanese household goods store that was founded in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture in 1998.
We have selected and sold crafts, food products, and other goods from local production areas that specialize in traditional handicrafts and “monozukuri” manufacturing, and these locations include 47 different prefectures all across Japan.
In 2005, we were incorporated as Shikisaido Co., Ltd. With Shikisaido’s core business as a Japanese household goods store, we have been in business with close to 1,500 companies (private workshops included) in Japan, and our slogan when it comes to our business ventures is: "Revitalizing both Japanese crafts and the local areas that make them.” In addition to this, we also design and develop our own original made-in-Japan products, which we sell both domestically and overseas.
We have selected and sold crafts, food products, and other goods from local production areas that specialize in traditional handicrafts and “monozukuri” manufacturing, and these locations include 47 different prefectures all across Japan.
In 2005, we were incorporated as Shikisaido Co., Ltd. With Shikisaido’s core business as a Japanese household goods store, we have been in business with close to 1,500 companies (private workshops included) in Japan, and our slogan when it comes to our business ventures is: "Revitalizing both Japanese crafts and the local areas that make them.” In addition to this, we also design and develop our own original made-in-Japan products, which we sell both domestically and overseas.
The crafts that we offer include Japanese-style pottery and lacquerware, chopsticks, glass, noren curtains, Nambu Tekki ironware, tapestries, maneki-neko (beckoning cat figures), and Daruma dolls. Our wide range of goods also includes food products, such as sencha green tea, matcha green tea, and dashi stock.
We would like to showcase Japan’s signature product quality to the world, which only comes by way of the careful craftsmanship that Japanese artisans can offer.
We would like to showcase Japan’s signature product quality to the world, which only comes by way of the careful craftsmanship that Japanese artisans can offer.
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