Folding Fan --- Blooming lotus flowers in a pond Featured

In China, fan originated from the yu-shun period and since then it has a long history of more than 3,000 years. At first, fan is mainly as a decoration for emperors and high officails, but now it is not only for daily use, but also has greatly shown the wisdom of Chinese culture arts. In hot weather, fan can be a tool to make a flow of cool air. And for elegant ladies and noble gentlemen, fans may also be a decorative accessories, just like purses and handkerchiefs. Fan has a variety of types, such as feather fan, palm fan, round silk fan and folding fan etc. Folding fan comes from the Song Dynasty and it is very popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This fan is made of bamboos and silk. From the surface, you will see blooming lotus flowers in a pond. In Chinese culture, lotus flower is the symbol of noble mind, so it is always one of the favorite subjects for Chinese art and literature. Chinese scholars love writing or painting on the surface or back of the fan, so that the fan will have high decorative and artistic value. With a classical and artistic fan in hand, you will make your look fabulous always. Or you may choose such a gorgeous fan as a gift or present to give your friend, and he/she will get a big surprise.

Length: 8"7/8

Preparation Time: 2-3 working days

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