Suehiro (Suehiro) Folding Fan Ceremonial Fan (Shūgisen) Celebratory Fan (Iwaiōgi) Gold and Silver Fan (Kinginsen) The fan surface is gold on one side and silver on the other. With a vermilion tassel Size: Approximately 18.5cm Tassel length: Approximately 17cm When opened, width is approximately 30cm Unused item in a box Suehiro fans are fans made with gold and silver paper (fan surface) and black lacquered ribs, which are inserted on the left side of the obi when wearing formal attire such as black tomesode and colored tomesode. Considered a lucky item due to its expanding shape (prosperity), it is worn ceremonially (ceremonial fan). An essential item for formal occasions such as weddings and ceremonies. Features and Details of Suehiro Fans Usage: Primarily used when wearing formal kimonos such as black tomesode, colored tomesode, furisode, and homongi. Design: For women, black lacquered ribs with gold and silver fan surface. Good luck: The "expanding" shape is meant to convey a wish for future prosperity and a happy future. Mainly as accessories for Japanese clothing, and also in ceremonial situations such as celebrations and felicitous events. The parent ribs have a glossy finish like black lacquer and are decorated with gold. As an ornament and ceremonial item to be inserted into the obi or placed in hand at ceremonial occasions. The box shows signs of aging. Although unused, it has been stored for a long time, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to this. Only those who understand are welcome. #Dance #Theater #Props #Kimono #Japanese Clothing #Japanese Accessories