
From Left: Bussen, Koban, Shomaru, Sensen, Nagadai
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Kurikawa Shoten
Shibu Uchiwa Sensen Popular
An uchiwa that is an uchiwa cherished at Hosokawa family's tearoom, which is designed by Meiji era's brushmaker, teahouse, and uchiwa maker, with the intention to create an uchiwa that can be used to write books as well as in tea rooms.
Size: About 250x370x1mm
Weight: About 20g
Material: Bamboo, Japanese Paper, Persimmon Tannin
Price: 2,500 JPY
Kurikawa Shoten
Shibu Uchiwa Shomaru Popular
An uchiwa that revived an old uchiwa for children that was in production during the early Showa era. It is a modern uchiwa, simple and small in size, with a long handle.
Size: About 195x375x1mm
Weight: About 12g
Material: Bamboo, Japanese Paper, Persimmon Tannin
Price: 1,700 JPY
Kurikawa Shoten
Shibu Uchiwa Bussen
Although, as the name Bussen (Buddha fan) suggests, this type of uchiwa has been used to put out votive lights, it is currently popular among women, as its portable size allows users to store it in their bags.
Size: About 150x300x1mm
Weight: About 10g
Material: Bamboo, Japanese Paper, Persimmon Tannin
Price: 1,200 JPY
Kurikawa Shoten
Shibu Uchiwa Nagadai
Nagadai with a large area for creating wind is especially useful in cooking situations, such as cooling sushi rice or adjusting the heat and smoke of charcoal grills. Since it can create a large breeze even with small power, it is also recommended for cooling off in the summer.
*As it does not fit in the wrapping paper, the fan comes by itself.
Size: About 265x415x1mm
Weight: About 41g
Material: Bamboo, Japanese Paper, Persimmon Tannin
Price: 3,000 JPY
Kurikawa Shoten
Shibu Uchiwa Koban
The fan surface is long and neatly designed in a koban shape. Even though it is small, you can enjoy a cool and comfortable breeze.
Size: About 180x375x1mm
Weight: About 19g
Material: Bamboo, Japanese Paper, Persimmon Tannin
Price: 2,500 JPY
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