"Kigan" - 祈願
¥4,700
Kigan series:
Marugame uchiwa crafted for Peace and the Earth
Description:
This fan is created from the heartfelt wish to produce an environmentally friendly item that embodies our deep desires for peace. Utilizing washi paper repurposed from the origami cranes—a symbol of love and prayers for peace—that weigh over ten tons each year offered at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, this fan is available in both large and small sizes, suitable for individual use or as a pair. The ear papers are thoughtfully colored in blue for the large one and pink for the smaller one, representing the uniqueness of each individual, making these fans a perfect gift and a symbol of the bonds we cherish with others.
About Marugame Uchiwa:
As the largest Japanese Uchiwa fan producer, it has been recognized for its production capacity and various designs since the Edo period. The red emblem on the package is a proof that the Uchiwa fan has been handmade in Japan, which is certified by the Kagawa Prefecture Uchiwa Cooperative Association. In 1997, Marugame Uchiwa fans were registered as Japanese Traditional Crafts by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Materials: Bamboo / Japanese Recycled Paper
Weight: 21(g)
Size: 355×180㎜
*The size of each items vary slightly from one to another because they are all handmade."
Marugame uchiwa crafted for Peace and the Earth
Description:
This fan is created from the heartfelt wish to produce an environmentally friendly item that embodies our deep desires for peace. Utilizing washi paper repurposed from the origami cranes—a symbol of love and prayers for peace—that weigh over ten tons each year offered at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, this fan is available in both large and small sizes, suitable for individual use or as a pair. The ear papers are thoughtfully colored in blue for the large one and pink for the smaller one, representing the uniqueness of each individual, making these fans a perfect gift and a symbol of the bonds we cherish with others.
About Marugame Uchiwa:
As the largest Japanese Uchiwa fan producer, it has been recognized for its production capacity and various designs since the Edo period. The red emblem on the package is a proof that the Uchiwa fan has been handmade in Japan, which is certified by the Kagawa Prefecture Uchiwa Cooperative Association. In 1997, Marugame Uchiwa fans were registered as Japanese Traditional Crafts by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Materials: Bamboo / Japanese Recycled Paper
Weight: 21(g)
Size: 355×180㎜
*The size of each items vary slightly from one to another because they are all handmade."