Japanese Fan - Tanzaku stylos With its sliding lid and

With its sliding lid and its airtight inner lid

With its cylindrical shape and ebony hair

The first kokeshi was created more than 150 years ago in northern Japan

Japanese tabi socks with Geisha motif with parasols

these curtains are hung at the entrance of shops and restaurants to protect the interior from sun

Japanese Fan - Tanzaku stylos With its sliding lid andJapanese fan with Tanzaku pattern The Japanese fan is a practical accessory that keeps you cool in style and shows your attachment to Japanese culture. Unique and colorful, this bamboo and silk fan is sure to catch the eye. A tanzaku is a small vertical piece of paper originally used for writing poems. Nowadays, it's more commonly used to write one's dearest wish during Tanabata, the festival of the stars. FAN DETAILS Folding fan Fabric: silk