
old name of Tokyofolding fan No.24 Double-sided Pattern Dragonfly Blue
Double-sided pattern with blue dragonflies boldly painted on half of the fan surface.folding fanThe reverse side has the same pattern as the front. The reverse side has the same pattern as the front side and is coolly drawn in gray. Dragonflies are called "Kachimushi" by samurai because they only move forward and do not retreat, and have been considered an auspicious motif. It is a perfect gift for those who are taking on a new challenge, such as changing jobs or starting a business.

Edofolding fan No.15 Bakku go (Umakuiku)
Edo period painting depicting nine horses running strongly to the left.folding fanThe nine horses are running powerfully to the left. The characters for "horse nine go" are "horse nine go" and "horse nine go" in the phonetic alphabet.Umakuikuand reads "All thingsUmakuiku" and "everythingUmakuikuIt is an auspicious pattern with the meaning of "all things" and "everything. In addition, the nine horses are said to represent the following nine types of luck: money, success in life, victory, family, love, health, prosperity in business, good catches and harvests, and success in entrance examinations. The horse facing left is also known as a motif that brings luck in victory, as it means "there is nothing to the right.

Edo period (1603-1867)folding fan No.16 Waves, blue
Delicately drawn wave patterns and beautiful shades of blue are impressive Edofolding fanThe delicate wave pattern and beautiful blue hue of this piece is a cool and refreshing addition to your hand. It creates a cool atmosphere when placed close to your hand. The endless, gentle wave pattern is meant to convey the meaning of "May you live in peace and tranquility forever. This pattern is recommended as a wedding gift or a wedding anniversary gift.